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1218 W Vine St, Kissimmee, FL 34741Monday – Thursday: 10 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.About an hour for a first visitAccepting new patientsSocorro Acevedo, Dentist license (DDS) · FL License no. 000000Wilfredo Orellana, Dentist license (DDS) · FL License no. 000000Jocelyne Exantus, Dentist license (DMD) · FL License no. 000000Teresita Pangilinan, Dentist license (DMD) · FL License no. 000000
3 more licenses
  • Socorro Acevedo, Dentist license (DDS) · FL License no. 000000
  • Wilfredo Orellana, Dentist license (DDS) · FL License no. 000000
  • Jocelyne Exantus, Dentist license (DMD) · FL License no. 000000
  • Teresita Pangilinan, Dentist license (DMD) · FL License no. 000000
(407) 555-0107

General dentists · Kissimmee

A dentist after work, and on Saturdays

Four dentists at two Kissimmee offices. You pick the time that suits you, and you get the fee in writing before we start.

A front desk worker hands a clipboard to a mother and her children at a dental office counter

Two offices

Pick the office on your way

Both have parking and the same dentists. Book by phone or with the form.

  • Boggy Creek office

    Address: 3210 Boggy Creek Rd, Kissimmee, FL 34744Phone: (407) 555-0108
    Hours: Tuesday and Thursday: 12 p.m. – 8 p.m. Saturday: 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday: Closed

    With Dr. Acevedo on Tuesdays and Thursdays

    Get directions to Boggy Creek office

Where patients come from

Kissimmee and the towns around it

  • Kissimmee
  • St. Cloud
  • Poinciana
  • Buenaventura Lakes
  • Celebration
  • Harmony
  • Narcoossee
  • Campbell

Live farther out? Call us and we'll tell you which office is closer.

Services

What we do

  • Cleanings and exams

    The routine visit: we check your teeth and gums and explain what we see.

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  • Fillings and crowns

    We repair a tooth with a cavity or a crack, and tell you how many visits it takes.

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  • Root canals

    When a tooth's nerve hurts or is infected, a root canal can save the tooth.

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  • Tooth removal

    If a tooth can't be saved, we explain what comes next and how to look after yourself.

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  • Dentures

    Partial and full dentures: the fittings, the adjustments and what each step costs.

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  • Urgent visits

    A broken tooth or an ache that won't go: call us and we'll tell you when you can come in.

    Learn more

Your first visit, step by step

  1. 01

    Step 1: You call or write

    We book you in Spanish or English, at a time that works. We don't ask for health details by message.

  2. 02

    Step 2: You fill out the forms

    The forms and your history are on our private portal, or on paper at the front desk.

  3. 03

    Step 3: We talk and look

    The dentist asks what worries you, checks your teeth and takes X-rays only if they're needed.

  4. 04

    Step 4: You leave with the fee in writing

    Before any treatment we give you a written estimate. You can take it home and decide.

    How fees work

Your dentists

Four dentists, two offices

All four are general dentists. Each card says which languages they speak.

  • Dr. Socorro Acevedo, general dentist, seated at the consult desk with a tooth model

    Dr. Socorro Acevedo

    General dentist, DDS · Spanish and English

    • Dentist license (DDS) · FL License no. 000000

    Dr. Acevedo owns the practice. She does exams, fillings and crowns, and explains the options before she starts. She speaks Spanish and English.

  • Dr. Wilfredo Orellana in a white coat, explaining a denture model to a patient

    Dr. Wilfredo Orellana

    General dentist, DDS · Spanish and English

    • Dentist license (DDS) · FL License no. 000000

    Dr. Orellana does root canals, tooth removal and dentures, and the weeknight appointments. He speaks Spanish and English.

  • Dr. Jocelyne Exantus in a white coat in the office hallway

    Dr. Jocelyne Exantus

    General dentist, DMD · English and Haitian Creole

    • Dentist license (DMD) · FL License no. 000000

    Dr. Exantus sees adults and children over six, and the Saturday appointments. She speaks English and Haitian Creole.

  • Dr. Teresita Pangilinan in charcoal scrubs at the front desk of a small dental office

    Dr. Teresita Pangilinan

    General dentist, DMD · English and Tagalog

    • Dentist license (DMD) · FL License no. 000000

    Dr. Pangilinan does crowns, bridges and dentures, and recheck visits. She speaks English and Tagalog.

What patients say

“I left work at six and by seven I was in the chair. They explained everything in Spanish.”

Nayely R.Patient, Kissimmee

“They gave me the paper with the cost before we started. I talked it over at home and came back the next week.”

Ulises M.Patient, St. Cloud

“I brought my mother on a Saturday. The front desk was patient with us and nobody rushed us.”

Lluvia S.Patient, Poinciana

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Book online, or call us

The calendar is the office's own. Just pick the day and the time; you don't need to enter any health details.

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Before you call

Do you see patients in Spanish?

Yes. Dr. Acevedo and Dr. Orellana see patients in Spanish. When you book, say you prefer Spanish and we'll schedule you with them.

What does a first visit cost?

It depends on what you need. If you pay without insurance, we give you a written estimate before any treatment. It's explained on the fees page.

Do you have appointments after work?

Yes. Monday to Thursday we're open until 7:30 p.m. at the Vine Street office, and Saturday mornings at both offices.

What do I do in an emergency?

If you have swelling that spreads, trouble breathing or bleeding that won't stop, go to an emergency room or call 911. For a broken tooth, call us.