Priceless Dental Care, P.C.

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Priceless Dental Care, P.C.

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Priceless dental care, P.C. is a dental clinic located in Prospect, CT. The practice is associated with Dr. Efrain Socarras and Dr. Nicole D. Edwards, and is known for providing a range of dental services. While some online sources may associate it with other names or addresses, the most accurate information points to its location at 60 Waterbury Rd. They aim to provide excellent dental care to their patients in the Prospect area.

Quick Info

Address

60 Waterbury Rd, Prospect, CT 06712

Phone

(203) 527-3855

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Detailed Introduction

Priceless dental care, P.C. is a professional dental clinic located at 60 Waterbury Rd, Prospect, CT. The clinic's name is often listed with the "P.C." (Professional Corporation) designation, indicating it is a professional entity rather than a single individual's practice. Dr. Efrain Socarras is listed as the president of the company, and other dentists, such as Dr. Nicole D. Edwards, have been associated with the practice in various capacities. The clinic's phone number is (203) 527-3855. While some search results may show conflicting information or associate the name with other businesses, the provided address and contact details are consistently linked to Priceless Dental Care, P.C. in Prospect, CT.

Patient Reviews

2.6 out of 5

Jon Molina

The office constantly cancels appointments. Save yourself the trouble and go somewhere else.

April 14, 2023

Ronald Mcnerney jr

The Doctor and his staff are angels in scrubs. He has a very straightforward approach and a great sense of humor. I had been working with my last dentist for almost 2 years before I switched and Priceless Dental jumped right in and within a few visits I had my smile back. Highly recommended!

April 20, 2018

Tanner Ray

I came in for a cleaning and needed some bonding work done on two teeth. One necessary and the other cosmetic. The hygienist told me the work on the cosmetic tooth could physically not be done, and the bonding would not hold unless there was a cavity. I explained the tooth had bonding years back done without any cavity; only to resize. After asking Dr.

Efrain Socarras why it was not possible, he then asked what insurance I had. After telling him Husky it became quite clear that simply because insurance wouldn't cover it, I was told it could not be done. Seems they think my insurance defines my ability or desire to pay for cosmetic work. This was extremely rude and condescending.

November 23, 2019