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Village Kids Dentistry - Fayetteville

Crowns · Braces · Pediatric · Emergency / Same-Day · Sedation
★★★★★ 4.8 (824 Google reviews)
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About Village Kids Dentistry - Fayetteville

Village Kids Dentistry - Fayetteville is a pediatric dentist in Fayetteville, North Carolina rated 4.8 stars across 824 Google reviews. The practice offers crowns, braces and pediatric. Care is led by Dr. Alfonso Pozas with a team of 9 doctors. They offer same-day and emergency appointments, sedation for anxious patients and financing plans. Spanish is spoken in the office. English and Spanish are spoken in the office.

Contact & Location

Address: 1031 Weiss Ave, Fayetteville, NC 28305

Phone: (910) 486-4180

Website: villagekidsdental.com

Doctors & Team

Dr. Alfonso Pozas
Trained at University of Mo; focus in pediatric dentistry.
Carey Mc
DDS, MS, board-certified; trained at University of No; focus in pediatric dentistry.
Dr. Dahlia Michael
DMD; trained at Rutgers University; focus in pediatric dentistry.
Dr. Daniel Ravel
DDS; trained at University of Il; focus in pediatric dentistry.
Dr. David Samuelson
DDS; trained at Furman University.
Dr. Jordan Olsen
DDS, MS; trained at Brigham Young University; focus in pediatric dentistry.
Julie Mc
Dr. Maurissa Lester
Board-certified; trained at University of No; focus in pediatric dentistry.
Dr. Sarat Mohammadu
Trained at Georgetown University; focus in pediatric dentistry.

Services & Procedures at Village Kids Dentistry - Fayetteville

Crowns
Full-coverage caps that restore broken, cracked, or root-canal-treated teeth.
Braces
Traditional orthodontics for alignment and bite correction, for kids and adults.
Pediatric
Dental care for children in a kid-friendly setting.
Village Kids Dentistry - Fayetteville sees children, so the whole family can be treated in one place.

Cost & Payment

Payment options

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Insurance Accepted

Carriers named on the practice's own site (call to confirm your plan):

Medicaid

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Village Kids Dentistry - Fayetteville offer financing?

Yes. Their site mentions financing or payment plan options. Contact the office for terms.

Does Village Kids Dentistry - Fayetteville offer sedation?

Yes. Sedation dentistry is mentioned on their site.

Can I get a same-day appointment at Village Kids Dentistry - Fayetteville?

The practice advertises emergency or same-day availability. Call to confirm.

Where is Village Kids Dentistry - Fayetteville located?

Village Kids Dentistry - Fayetteville is at 1031 Weiss Ave, Fayetteville, NC 28305.

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★★★★★ 4.8 from 824 Google reviews. Verified practices can respond to patient reviews.

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