Dental care for west and southwest Dallas at our Grand Prairie office
Dallas has many dental offices, and Sonria Dentista does not have one in Dallas. This page is for residents of west and southwest Dallas who find our Grand Prairie office convenient, want a bilingual front desk, or want dental implant pricing in writing before treatment.
Grand Prairie is west of Dallas, so our office is most practical for patients on the west and southwest side of the city. Patients often come to us for three reasons: a free implant consultation, published starting prices for implants and full-arch care, and a front desk that helps with scheduling and forms in English or Spanish. If you live elsewhere in Dallas, an office closer to home may make more sense for routine visits, and we are glad to answer questions by phone either way.
Getting from west Dallas to our Grand Prairie office
Our Grand Prairie office is at 325 W Westchester Pkwy, Ste 300, Grand Prairie, TX 75052. Interstate 30 connects Dallas and Grand Prairie, and many west Dallas patients use it to reach us. Traffic in Dallas changes quickly, so use the Get directions button for the current route and call (972) 262-5593 before you leave if you need to adjust your appointment.
Dental care for Dallas patients
Dental implants with pricing in writing
Many Dallas patients reach out to us after getting implant quotes that were hard to compare. At our Grand Prairie office, you start with a free implant consultation and leave with a written plan. Our starting prices are single-tooth implants at $2,499, implant over-dentures from $6,999 and All-on-4 at $15,999 per arch. Your exact price is confirmed in writing after the exam and X-rays, since extractions or bone grafting can change the total. Dr. Hema Kishore Chapala, who has placed more than 2,000 implants, sees implant patients here.
A severe toothache, a broken tooth or a swollen gum can make it hard to think about anything else. Call our Grand Prairie office at (972) 262-5593 first so the team can tell you what to do and when to come in. Rinse with warm salt water, use a cold compress on your cheek and avoid chewing on the painful side. If you have trouble breathing or swallowing, or swelling is spreading toward your eye or neck, call 911 or go to an emergency room instead of driving to the office.
If you have lost several teeth, dentures can restore chewing and your smile. Our Grand Prairie office offers full dentures, partial dentures and implant-retained over-dentures. Many patients who struggle with loose dentures ask about over-dentures, which attach to implants for a more secure fit. We explain the difference in cost and care so you can choose what fits your budget and daily life.
If your family already makes trips to Grand Prairie for work or school, our office can be a convenient dental home. We see children, adults and seniors for checkups, cleanings, fillings and guidance when a tooth needs more care. New patients can ask about the $79.99 new patient special with an exam, digital X-rays and a consultation, and our front desk can help with every form in English or Spanish.
No. Our nearest office to Dallas is in Grand Prairie at 325 W Westchester Pkwy, Ste 300. It is most convenient for patients on the west and southwest side of Dallas.
Why would a Dallas patient choose the Grand Prairie office for implants?
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Patients come for the free implant consultation, published starting prices and a written price before treatment. Your exact price is confirmed after your exam and X-rays.
Does the Grand Prairie office accept Medicaid?
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Yes. The Grand Prairie office accepts Medicare, Medicaid and CHIP, along with dental insurance. Call (972) 262-5593 or bring your card and the team will check your coverage before your visit.
Can I get braces at the Grand Prairie office?
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No. Braces and Invisalign are offered at our Arlington office, which offers a free braces and Invisalign consultation.
Does the front desk speak Spanish?
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Yes. Our front desk staff and dental assistants speak English and Spanish and can help with calls, scheduling, forms and insurance questions, and support you during your visit. Our dentists speak English.
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