DENTIST NEAR QUINCY, MA
Delivering Exceptional Dentistry Since 1988
Why Patients in Quincy Choose Us
Kind Words From Our Other Patients!
We are very happy with Pinnacle Dental, especially with Dr. Zonghetti. He is a true professional at his craft. I have been a patient of his for over 15 years and am very satisfied with his work. We recently brought our daughter there for a Maryland Bridge and he knocked it out ov the park!
Our Featured Dental Services
From six-month checkups and periodontal therapy to smile makeovers and dental implants, our dental team near Quincy is here for you. No matter the reason for your visit, you can expect the same compassionate, gentle, and personalized care you deserve – always. If you are interested in learning more about a particular service before your next visit, simply click on the pictures below.
Our Affordable Payment Options
No matter what your dental needs are, you don’t want to stress about the cost. We don’t want that either! That’s why we offer our patients two financial solutions: dental insurance and flexible financing. You can click on the icons below for a little more information on each, but don’t hesitate to give us a call if you have any questions or if you’d like further details.
Finding Our Dental Office Near Quincy
Less than 5 miles from Quincy, you’ll find our office at 10 Forbes Road #230 in Braintree, MA. You can take Thomas E. Burgin Pkwy almost the entire way as well, making the drive simple and convenient. We’re located across from South Shore Plaza, close to Jared jewelry store and TGI Fridays. With your GPS, finding us should be a breeze, but don’t hesitate to give us a call if you need any help.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a dental checkup & cleaning cost in Quincy?
In the United States, the average cost of a dental checkup and cleaning is between $200 and $350. However, that’s not necessarily the price you will pay. For example, if you have dental insurance, then there’s a good chance that your provider will cover the cost. That’s why we always recommend giving us a call if you have any questions about the price! Once we know more about your dental needs, including if we need to take new X-rays, we can provide you with an estimate.
How can I make a same-day appointment with a dentist?
Are you struggling with a painful toothache? Do your gums bleed when you floss? Have you recently started to experience persistent dental sensitivity or discomfort? If so, you shouldn’t hesitate to contact us right away! We’re open five days a week, and we offer appointments as early as 8 AM. Plus, we are often able to see patients the same day they call if they need emergency dental care.
If your situation isn’t urgent, but you have an opening in your schedule, you’re still welcome to give us a call! There’s a chance that we had a cancellation and can see you for a checkup or consultation.
What do you do if you can't afford a dentist?
There’s a common misconception that if money is tight, you simply shouldn’t go to the dentist. While this might seem like a good way to save, it can actually have the opposite effect. After all, the longer you wait to get the care you need, the more time the root of the problem has to progress. That’s why the best thing for your smile and your wallet is to get an appointment with us on the calendar ASAP.
Important note: At our dental office near Quincy, we welcome dental insurance and flexible financing. We are also here to answer questions, file claims, and do anything else we can to make navigating the cost easy. So, if you have any concerns about the financial side of your care, don’t hesitate to let us know so we can help!
What level of education is required to be a dentist?
As you may already know, becoming a dentist requires years of schooling. The first step is earning a bachelor’s degree and applying to an accredited dental school in the U.S. Once they are accepted, they complete three years of rigorous in-classroom and hands-on training. Even after they graduate with their Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) or a Doctor of Dental Sciences (DDS) degree from an accredited dental school, they must complete continuing education hours each year to maintain their license. So, in addition to completing roughly seven years of college, they must commit to lifelong training as well!
