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Insurance

We Accept Most Insurance Plans

If you’re wondering about your dental coverage, please contact our team or your insurance provider to find out more. Our team is happy to help answer common questions you may have regarding insurance benefits and copayments. We’ll also help you maximize the benefits provided by your plan.

We offer an In-House Dental Savings Plan

Our in-house dental savings plan is an excellent option for patients that do not carry dental insurance coverage. Everyone qualifies for the plan! It’s simple, affordable, and can be started any time. Your plan starts the same day you sign up and runs for 12 months with no deductibles, no waiting periods, no annual maximums, no denials, and no pre-approvals. Ask us about our Dental Savings Plan or sign up here.

 

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$880 Value!

$399/yr

  • Periodic Exam

  • Routine X-Rays

  • One Oral Screening

  • 2 Cleanings

  • 2 Fluoride Treatments

  • Up to 20% Off Other Treatments

  • $40 Off Additional Immediate Family Members

 

Our Office Accepts These Other Forms of Payment

We want paying for your care to be as easy as receiving it. We accept cash and all major credit cards for your convenience. For patients who prefer to spread out the cost of treatment, we also offer flexible financing through Sunbit and CareCredit, allowing you to get the care you need now and pay over time with a plan that fits your budget. Our team is happy to walk you through your options and help you choose the payment method that works best for you.

 

CareCredit

Frequently Asked
Questions

Is West Hartford Family Dental accepting new patients?

Yes! West Hartford Family Dental is welcoming new patients. Call us at (860) 233-0552 or use the Book an Appointment button to schedule your first visit.

What insurance does West Hartford Family Dental accept?

West Hartford Family Dental is in network with many dental insurance carriers, including Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Guardian, Anthem (PPO and Complete), and Anthem FEP (Basic Option and Standard Option). Networks vary from plan to plan, even within the same carrier, so please call your insurance carrier to confirm our providers are in network with your specific plan. If we're out of network with your plan, you can often still use your out-of-network benefits with us.

What services does West Hartford Family Dental offer?

West Hartford Family Dental offers preventive care, restorative dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, and periodontics, including cleanings, exams, fillings, crowns and bridges, dental implants, dentures, root canal therapy, gum disease treatment, and teeth whitening. We also use modern technology such as digital X-rays and intraoral cameras. Visit our Services page for the full list.

Does West Hartford Family Dental handle dental emergencies or same-day visits?

Yes. West Hartford Family Dental handles dental emergencies and same-day visits. Call us at (860) 233-0552.

Does West Hartford Family Dental see children?

Yes. Our team includes a pediatric dentist, Dr. Samra.

What are West Hartford Family Dental's hours, and where is it located?

West Hartford Family Dental is located at 342 North Main Street, Suite 300, West Hartford, CT 06117. Our hours are Monday–Thursday 7:15 AM–6:00 PM. We are closed Friday through Sunday. Call us at (860) 233-0552.

Which towns does West Hartford Family Dental serve?

We serve West Hartford and surrounding communities.

What should I bring to my first visit?

Please bring your dental insurance card and a photo ID.

Will my teeth be cleaned at my first appointment?

The first adult appointment will be scheduled with a dentist rather than a hygienist at West Hartford Family Dental. This allows a comprehensive evaluation to be completed for you and to make sure you will receive the most appropriate level of care. We want to spend some time getting to know each of our dental patients here in West Hartford and understand your dental goals – so we ensure enough time to do a complete assessment and diagnosis, and answer your questions. The only exception is for children, who may be scheduled with a hygienist first.

Will I have an appointment soon?

If your schedule is flexible, we should be able to see you in our West Hartford dental office within two weeks for non-urgent new patient exams. If you have an emergency, please let us know as soon as possible – during our normal patient hours, you will be seen that day. Our West Hartford dentists are prepared to handle most emergencies during the course of the day.

How does your office keep current with modern dentistry?

Our West Hartford dentists are highly trained, but since dentistry is constantly changing, they regularly attend continuing education courses and conferences that focus on technological advances and also belong to a variety of professional organizations like the American Dental Association and Academy of General Dentistry. Our dentists are familiar with the latest journal articles and research. If you have questions about a procedure or treatment that you have heard about, ask your dentist at West Hartford Family Dental – who will be happy to answer!

What is the difference between DMD and DDS?

The DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery) and DMD (Doctor of Dental Medicine) are the same degrees. The difference is only in the initials; the education and degrees are the same. Here at West Hartford Family Dental, all of our dentists have a Doctor of Dental Medicine degree.

Is West Hartford Family Dental accepting new patients?

Is West Hartford Family Dental accepting new patients?

Yes! West Hartford Family Dental is welcoming new patients. Call us at (860) 233-0552 or use the Book an Appointment button to schedule your first visit.

What insurance does West Hartford Family Dental accept?

What insurance does West Hartford Family Dental accept?

West Hartford Family Dental is in network with many dental insurance carriers, including Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Guardian, Anthem (PPO and Complete), and Anthem FEP (Basic Option and Standard Option). Networks vary from plan to plan, even within the same carrier, so please call your insurance carrier to confirm our providers are in network with your specific plan. If we're out of network with your plan, you can often still use your out-of-network benefits with us.

What services does West Hartford Family Dental offer?

What services does West Hartford Family Dental offer?

West Hartford Family Dental offers preventive care, restorative dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, and periodontics, including cleanings, exams, fillings, crowns and bridges, dental implants, dentures, root canal therapy, gum disease treatment, and teeth whitening. We also use modern technology such as digital X-rays and intraoral cameras. Visit our Services page for the full list.

Does West Hartford Family Dental handle dental emergencies or same-day visits?

Does West Hartford Family Dental handle dental emergencies or same-day visits?

Yes. West Hartford Family Dental handles dental emergencies and same-day visits. Call us at (860) 233-0552.

Does West Hartford Family Dental see children?

Does West Hartford Family Dental see children?

Yes. Our team includes a pediatric dentist, Dr. Samra.

What are West Hartford Family Dental's hours, and where is it located?

What are West Hartford Family Dental's hours, and where is it located?

West Hartford Family Dental is located at 342 North Main Street, Suite 300, West Hartford, CT 06117. Our hours are Monday–Thursday 7:15 AM–6:00 PM. We are closed Friday through Sunday. Call us at (860) 233-0552.

Which towns does West Hartford Family Dental serve?

Which towns does West Hartford Family Dental serve?

We serve West Hartford and surrounding communities.

What should I bring to my first visit?

What should I bring to my first visit?

Please bring your dental insurance card and a photo ID.

Will my teeth be cleaned at my first appointment?

Will my teeth be cleaned at my first appointment?

The first adult appointment will be scheduled with a dentist rather than a hygienist at West Hartford Family Dental. This allows a comprehensive evaluation to be completed for you and to make sure you will receive the most appropriate level of care. We want to spend some time getting to know each of our dental patients here in West Hartford and understand your dental goals – so we ensure enough time to do a complete assessment and diagnosis, and answer your questions. The only exception is for children, who may be scheduled with a hygienist first.

Will I have an appointment soon?

Will I have an appointment soon?

If your schedule is flexible, we should be able to see you in our West Hartford dental office within two weeks for non-urgent new patient exams. If you have an emergency, please let us know as soon as possible – during our normal patient hours, you will be seen that day. Our West Hartford dentists are prepared to handle most emergencies during the course of the day.

How does your office keep current with modern dentistry?

How does your office keep current with modern dentistry?

Our West Hartford dentists are highly trained, but since dentistry is constantly changing, they regularly attend continuing education courses and conferences that focus on technological advances and also belong to a variety of professional organizations like the American Dental Association and Academy of General Dentistry. Our dentists are familiar with the latest journal articles and research. If you have questions about a procedure or treatment that you have heard about, ask your dentist at West Hartford Family Dental – who will be happy to answer!

What is the difference between DMD and DDS?

What is the difference between DMD and DDS?

The DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery) and DMD (Doctor of Dental Medicine) are the same degrees. The difference is only in the initials; the education and degrees are the same. Here at West Hartford Family Dental, all of our dentists have a Doctor of Dental Medicine degree.

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