Which office do we go to from Cape Coral?

The office that serves Cape Coral

Fort Myers is the office for Cape Coral families. The address is 8016 Summerlin Lakes Dr, Fort Myers, FL 33907, and it is this practice's comprehensive location, meaning everyday visits, cleanings, and comprehensive orthodontic care with Dr. Whitesides all happen under the same roof. There is no separate Cape Coral location, and we would rather say that plainly here than have it come as a surprise.

One phone number reaches either office we have, Fort Myers or Naples: (239) 482-2722, Monday to Friday, 8 to 5. A real human answers, and they are the ones who can actually talk through timing, not a page like this one.

It depends on what your family actually needs

For most Cape Coral families, that is the entire answer: Fort Myers, one phone number, done. A couple of things genuinely do depend on your situation rather than following a single rule, though. If orthodontics is part of the conversation, comprehensive orthodontic care is offered specifically at the Fort Myers office, so that stays the office to call regardless of anything else. If you have more than one child needing appointments, mention that up front, since back to back visits for siblings are easy to arrange once the front desk knows to plan for it.

And if Naples genuinely fits your family's schedule better for a reason of your own, that is a conversation worth having too. One number reaches both offices, and the front desk can talk through which one makes more sense for your particular week rather than assuming Fort Myers is automatically it.

Why this is a phone call and not a booking form

Booking is by phone on purpose here: your child's health details stay in a conversation with our front desk, never typed into a website. New patient forms arrive ahead of time once a visit is on the calendar, so there is no clipboard scramble waiting for you at the office. Our new patients page has the rest of what a first visit involves.

That also means the fastest way to get an answer specific to your family, timing, siblings, which office actually fits, is the same call that books the visit. Nothing about calling first commits you to anything beyond finding a time that works.

What to mention when you call

• Whether this is your child's first visit ever, so the team can plan a little extra time.
• If your child is nervous about new places, or has sensory sensitivities worth knowing about ahead of time.
• Special healthcare needs, so the visit can be planned around them from the start.
• Whether a parent wants to stay in the room for the whole visit.
• Prefiere español. Dr. Torres speaks fluent English and Spanish.

None of that is required information, just useful. The more the front desk knows before you arrive, the less there is to explain once you are there. For the fuller picture of what a Cape Coral family can expect once the visit is booked, our Cape Coral page goes into more detail than a quick answer like this one can.