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Luna Dental is a Pediatric Dentist in McAllen, TX. This Dental Country profile introduces the practice, where it is located, and the care it provides — including general dentistry, endodontists, and cosmetic dental care — so patients can get oriented before scheduling a visit.

  • General Dentistry
  • Endodontists
  • Cosmetic Dentists
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Address
1100 S Jackson Rd #3, McAllen, TX 78503
Hours
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Weekly office hours for Luna Dental
MondayClosed
Tuesday10:00 AM – 7:00 PM (CT)
Wednesday10:00 AM – 7:00 PM (CT)
Thursday10:00 AM – 7:00 PM (CT)
Friday9:00 AM – 3:00 PM (CT)
Saturday9:30 AM – 3:00 PM (CT)
SundayClosed

About us

Welcome to Luna Dental where your smile and overall health are our top priorities. Our dedicated team is committed to providing you with exceptional care and a comfortable, personalized experience at every visit.

Many patients may have heard the term deep cleaning and believe that to be the work that their hygienist performs every six months. However, deep cleanings are not the same as the routine cleanings that are being performed. Deep cleanings are generally conducted after patients have missed their regular cleanings for a long period of time and are used in order to correct any periodontal or gum disease.

There are many different types of cosmetic dentistry treatments now available with cosmetic bonding being one of the simplest yet most effective. The process of cosmetic bonding involves the application of a special resin over the top of the teeth, which is then shaped and molded to cover any imperfections and improve the overall appearance of the patient’s teeth. The effect of cosmetic bonding creates a smile that looks healthier, more even and more attractive than before.

The newest method in dentistry used to replace missing or extracted teeth is a procedure called dental implants. Dental implants consist of three key components – a screw-like piece of metal called an anchor is first inserted into the jawbone, then a crown that acts as a replacement tooth is placed on top of the anchor, and an abutment is used to secure the two together.