Dr. Padma Rageer DDS

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Leading General, Cosmetic, and Implant Dentist Brings Expertise and Compassion to Jacksonville and St. Augustine

Dr. Rageer, a seasoned general, cosmetic, and implant dentist, is making waves in the dental industry with her commitment to providing top-notch care at Amiable Dental Care in Jacksonville, Florida. With a passion for helping patients of all ages achieve optimal oral health, she is known for her gentle touch, personalized approach, and dedication to creating a comfortable experience for every individual who walks through her doors.

With a Bachelor of Dental Surgery from St. Joseph’s Dental College in India and extensive training in cosmetic dentistry and dental implants, she combines artistry with precision to create stunning smiles. Her dedication to continuous learning is exemplified by her completion of the Comprehensive Interdisciplinary Dental Implant Continuum at the University of Florida.

Continuously advancing her efforts, Dr. Rageer is an active member of the American Dental Association, the Florida Dental Association, and received her Invisalign certification in 2015.

Recently taking the reins as the new owner of Robert A. Sharp DMD, she is honored to continue the tradition of excellence established by Dr. Sharp. With a seamless transition, she is dedicated to providing continued high-quality care to Dr. Sharp’s loyal patients for years to come. She expresses her excitement, stating, “I am truly looking forward to meeting our patients and assisting them in all of their dental needs.”

On a more personal note, Dr. Rageer’s journey in dentistry is fueled by her deep-rooted belief in the importance of serving others. A loving wife to Sai and a proud mother of two beautiful girls, Hetal and Ruchitha, her family remains at the core of her values. When she’s not transforming smiles in the dental chair, she can be found enjoying quality time boating with her family, immersing herself in music, or worshiping at the temple every weekend.

While her professional accomplishments are certainly noteworthy, her personal interests add a touch of vibrancy to her character. A music enthusiast, she finds solace in melodies that resonate with her soul. When it comes to food preferences, spicy Indian cuisine holds a special place in her heart. Additionally, she showcases her cultural heritage through classical Indian dance, adding a dash of creativity and grace to her life outside of dentistry.

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