Welcome to Florida Special Needs Dentistry. Our specialist doctors have partnered to offer outstanding care for those patients whose debilitating needs prevent them from receiving treatment in a traditional dental setting

Christopher J. Johnson D.M.D.

Christopher Johnson

Dr. Johnson has six years of post-graduate training in head and neck surgery. His Oral and Maxillofacial residency at the University of Florida, Jacksonville was heavily influenced with head and neck trauma, facial reconstruction, dentoalveolar and facial cosmetic surgery. Dr. Johnson and his wife Lisa first met during his trauma and general surgery rotation. She worked as a trauma ICU nurse.

They moved to Orlando and were married in Casa Feliz, Winter Park. Dr. Johnson joined a group practice in the Orlando area. After two years he and Lisa decided to start their own practice and selected Clermont, west of Orlando, as their primary location. Although they still live in Orlando proper, they look to relocate to Clermont in the next few years.

After many failed IVF attempts, Dr. Johnson and his wife decided to adopt and they feel this was the best decision they have made as a family, having not looked back. They welcomed their first child, Isabella Faith, into their home on February 16, 2008. They welcomed their second adopted child, Nicholas Alexander, to the family on October 12, 2009. Dr. Johnson currently practices in Clermont, Florida at Advanced Faces since 2004.



Education

Work Experience:

  • 2004-2006 Oral & Maillofacial Surgery Orlando Area Group Practice
  • 2006-Present Advanced Faces, LLC, Clermont Florida

Licensure:

  • State of Florida Dental
  • Case Reviewer for Board

Board Certifications:

Evaluator:

Lectures:

  • January 2001, Bilateral Parotid Swelling
  • January 2002, Sialolithiasis
  • November 2002, New Resident Lecture
  • December 2002, Total Joint Replacement
  • February 2003, Treacher Collins Syndrome
  • August 2003, Small Cell Carcinoma
  • November 2003, New Resident Lecture
  • November 2003, Craniofacial Microsomia
  • February 2004, Ghost Cell Carcinoma
  • March 2004, Trauma Evaluation
  • May 2004, Obstructive Sleep Apnea
  • March 2005, Rhinoplasty Techniques
  • January 2006, Rhinoplasty Techniques
  • June 2007, Mock Boards University of Florida

Publications:

  • 2005 Comparison of 2 Preferred Methods Used for Frontal Sinus Obliteration, Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons
  • 2008 Heterotopic Bone Formation Around a Solid Silicone Chin Implant, The American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery

Professional Organizations:

Hospital Appointments