Is West Hartford Dental Associates accepting new patients?
Yes! West Hartford Dental Associates is welcoming new patients. Call us at (860) 561-4378 or use the Book an Appointment button to schedule your first visit.
What insurance does West Hartford Dental Associates accept?
West Hartford Dental Associates is in network with many dental insurance carriers, including Delta Dental, Aetna (including the Aetna discount plan), Cigna, GEHA, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Dominion National, UnitedHealthcare, Guardian, and Ameritas. 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 Dental Associates offer?
West Hartford Dental Associates offers preventive care and restorative dentistry, including cleanings, exams, fillings, crowns and bridges, dental implants, dentures, and sealants. We also use modern technology such as digital X-rays and intraoral cameras. Visit our Services page for the full list.
Does West Hartford Dental Associates handle dental emergencies or same-day visits?
Yes. West Hartford Dental Associates handles dental emergencies and same-day visits. Call us at (860) 561-4378.
Does West Hartford Dental Associates see children?
Yes, we see children.
What are West Hartford Dental Associates' hours, and where is it located?
West Hartford Dental Associates is located at 1216 Farmington Avenue, Suite 201, West Hartford, CT 06107. Our hours are Monday–Wednesday 8:00 AM–5:00 PM and Thursday 8:00 AM–2:00 PM. We are closed Friday through Sunday. Call us at (860) 561-4378.
Which towns does West Hartford Dental Associates 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.
Why do I need X‑rays? Are they safe?
Dental X‑rays help us detect issues we can't see visually, such as cavities between teeth, infections, bone loss, cysts or abnormal bone patterns/growths, or impacted teeth. The radiation exposure is very low. New studies state that you no longer need the lead apron, but we're a "belt-and-suspenders" type practice that prioritizes your health and safety, so we do still use one.
Do you do orthodontics?
Yes! We love clear aligners and the progress you can get from them! Our focus is on adults who have had orthodontics in the past and have experienced some relapse. We typically prefer that children, teenagers, and adults with complicated cases see an Orthodontic specialist for the best outcome, but ask us! We will gladly let you know where you fall!
Do you accept payment plans?
Of course! Be sure to ask us about options we can offer you.