Sonria Dentista
Sonria Dentista

Family Dentist in Grand Prairie, Arlington, Commerce and Paris, TX

Family dentistry brings routine care for children, parents and grandparents into one familiar office. Our front desk staff and dental assistants speak English and Spanish, so your family can schedule visits and ask questions in the language you prefer.

About Family Dentistry

Family dentistry is general dental care for patients of all ages. It covers checkups, cleanings, X-rays when needed, fillings, prevention coaching and guidance when a tooth needs more treatment. Having one dental home makes it easier to keep track of everyone's care and to spot problems early.

Why families choose one dental home

  • You want checkups for children and adults in the same place
  • Someone in the family is due for a cleaning or exam
  • A tooth feels sensitive, sore or rough
  • You want to schedule and ask questions in Spanish or English
  • You are new to the area and need a regular dentist
  • You want help understanding insurance before treatment
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Treatment options

Checkups and cleanings

Routine exams and professional cleanings help prevent cavities and gum disease and catch problems early.

Care for children

Gentle visits that help kids feel comfortable and learn healthy brushing habits.

Fillings and repairs

Treatment for cavities and small chips so teeth keep working normally.

Guidance for bigger needs

When a tooth needs a crown, root canal, extraction or replacement, your dentist explains the options and next steps.

What to expect

  1. 1

    Health history

    We review medical history, medications and any dental concerns for each family member.

  2. 2

    Exam

    The dentist checks teeth, gums and bite, with X-rays when they are needed.

  3. 3

    Cleaning and coaching

    A cleaning removes plaque and tartar, and you get home care tips for each age.

  4. 4

    Your plan

    You hear what each person needs and get any treatment plan in writing before work begins.

Benefits

  • One familiar office for the whole family
  • Problems found earlier, when they are often simpler to treat
  • Spanish-speaking front desk and dental assistants
  • Clear written plans before treatment

Risks and limitations

  • Some treatments may require a referral to a specialist
  • Not every office offers every specialty service, so call to confirm
  • Regular visits work best; skipping checkups lets small problems grow
  • Insurance benefits differ for each family member's plan

Recovery and aftercare

  • Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste
  • Clean between teeth daily
  • Limit sugary snacks and drinks between meals
  • Keep regular checkups for every family member

Cost, insurance and financing

At our Arlington, Grand Prairie and Commerce offices, new patients can ask about our $79.99 new patient special, which includes a comprehensive exam, digital X-rays and a personalized consultation. Coverage for other care depends on your plan. All four offices accept Medicare, CareCredit and Cherry, our Grand Prairie, Arlington and Commerce offices also accept Medicaid and CHIP, and our team can check your dental insurance and financing options.

Offices offering Family Dentistry

Call the office you plan to visit to confirm scheduling and availability.

Arlington, TX

2024 Baird Farm Rd Ste. 100, Arlington, TX 76006

(682) 284-1120
Commerce, TX

2210 Live Oak Street, Suite #C, Commerce, TX 75428

(903) 246-4424
Paris, TX

707 Lamar Ave, Suite #L, Paris, TX 75460

(903) 609-0567
Grand Prairie, TX

325 W Westchester Pkwy, Ste 300, Grand Prairie, TX 75052

(972) 262-5593

Frequently asked questions

Can several family members be seen at the same office?

Yes. Many families keep all their care at one Sonria office. Call your office to ask about scheduling family members on the same day.

Do you speak Spanish?

Yes. At all four offices, our front desk staff and dental assistants speak English and Spanish. They can help you schedule, complete forms, answer insurance questions and make your visit easier. Our dentists speak English.

What age should my child have a first dental visit?

Dental groups recommend a first visit by a child's first birthday or within six months of the first tooth coming in.

Do you see seniors and patients with dentures?

Yes. Family dentistry includes care for older adults, including checkups and guidance on dentures and tooth replacement.

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¡Hablamos Español! Spanish-speaking front desk and dental assistants at every office.

¡Hablamos Español!Spanish-speaking front desk & dental assistants