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Prudential Dental – Multiple Locations

$59 for a Teeth Cleaning, Oral Exam, and X-rays at Prudential Dental ($313 Value). Choose from Two Locations.

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Highlights

  • Oral exam with teeth cleaning
  • Bitewing x-rays
  • Friendly, easygoing staff
  • Two locations

The Fine Print

  • Expires Mar 18, 2012
  • Valid only for location purchased. Credit card required at booking. 48-hour cancellation policy or fee equal to Groupon price ($59) applies. By appointment only. New patients only. Must use in 1 visit. Not valid with other offers.
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Your teeth are your mouth's ambassadors, your ticket to nachos, and the only things keeping your tongue in your head. Toughen your nacho ticket with today's Groupon: for $59, you get a teeth cleaning, oral exam, and set of x-rays at Prudential Dental (a $313 value). This deal is valid at either the Prudential location in Back Bay or the Financial District.

Prudential Dental's smile-savvy squad of doctors buff up fading mouth stalagmites and espouse oral health with a bevy of doting services. Dental doyens begin with a new patient exam, during which they comb mouthscapes for sinkholes, screen for oral cancer, and ensure gums are prepared for upcoming corn-on-the-cob sculpting contests. Then a basic cleaning purges plaque and dethrones tyrannical tartar to restore cleanliness to mouth kingdoms. Prudential's molar maestros conclude with four bitewing x-rays to ascertain bone levels, search for lesions, and expose bicuspids' gummy-bear stockpiles.

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Prudential Dental

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    Back Bay Dental Office

    575 Boylston St., 7th Floor
    Boston, Massachusetts 02116
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  • B

    Financial District Dental Office

    155 Federal St., Suite 333
    Boston, Massachusetts 02110
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Reviews

  • Overall this was a pretty positive experience. The scheduling was a bit of a pain, and I didn't like having to wait, but I thought the services were well-done and the staff...
    Amy B., Boylston Street location, Yelp, 12/17/10
  • Everyone is always delightful, warm and friendly. They go above and beyond to make certain you're comfortable. Nicest people in Boston all the way down the line.
    M H., Boylston Street location, Insider Pages, 10/6/09
  • Though reviews are mixed about the customer service at the Boylston Street location, the reviewers rave about the cleanliness of the office.