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Dentist

3500 S Bristol St Ste 101 Santa Ana California, 92704

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Our staff at South Coast Dental Center are dedicated to patients, creating an atmosphere where everyone can feel comfortable, relaxed, and at home. We understand that you have several local Dentists to choose from, and our goal is to provide the best patient experience in the greater Santa Ana area.

We accept Care Credit, Lending Club, Lending Point, and Proceed Finance.

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South Coast Dental Center

3500 S Bristol St Ste 101 -
Santa Ana, California 92704
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New patients: 714-556-1717
https://www.southcoastdentalcenter.com

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