How do we get to your office from Immokalee?

The road that already knows the way

State Road 29 and Lake Trafford Road run through Immokalee itself, and Immokalee Road is the one that carries families west toward Naples. It is not a coincidence that the road and the town share a name. Point the car toward Naples once you are on Immokalee Road, and that single road does the rest of the work, all the way to our door.

The office is 1035 Piper Blvd, Suite 103, Naples, FL 34110, just off Immokalee Road near I-75. No second turn to remember, no map to keep checking. One road, most of the way.

Hello, or hola, the same welcome either way

Dr. Torres speaks fluent English and Spanish, and prefiere español is a completely normal thing to say to our front desk when you call. Nothing about the visit changes based on which language your family uses. It only changes which language the conversation happens in.

That welcome starts on the phone and continues once you are through the door, from booking the visit to the last question before you leave. Immokalee families are not an afterthought here. The practice has served pediatric patients across Southwest Florida since 1992, and that has always meant families from every part of Collier County, not just the ones closest to the door.

Inside the office at the end of that road

A sixteen-foot whale shark drifts above the treatment bay while a blue whale watches the lobby below, and a deep-sea diver stands by, ready for the photo most parents end up taking anyway. Take the office tour before your child's first visit, so the building is familiar before the drive even happens.

For a child who tends to worry about somewhere new, our free storybook The Bravest Little Diver was written for exactly that feeling, and reading it together before the trip can take some of the edge off.

Once inside, most visits follow the same rhythm regardless of which town a family drove in from: a comprehensive exam, a professional cleaning, and a growth check, with fluoride or a BPA-free sealant added when it fits your child's teeth. Checkups every six months keep little problems little, and digital X-rays are taken only as needed.

Before you make the drive

Booking happens by phone on purpose: your child's health details stay in a conversation with our front desk, never typed into a website, and new patient forms arrive ahead of time so nothing is left to fill out once you get there.

Mention anything that helps: a first visit, nervousness about new places, sensory sensitivities, special healthcare needs, wanting to stay in the room, or prefiere español. The Naples pediatric dentist page is worth a look too, with more detail on the office and the care your child would receive there. Call (239) 482-2722, Monday to Friday, 8 to 5, and a real human answers.