Aces Dental P.C.

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Aces Dental P.C. is a Brooklyn, New York dental practice providing general and specialty dental services, including orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics.

Brooklyn, NY

About Aces Dental P.C.

Aces Dental P.C. is a professional dental corporation based in Brooklyn, New York that operates as a multi‑specialty dental practice. The organization is listed in state and dental industry directories as an office of dentists, with a focus on orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics as well as general dental care. Patients typically visit for services such as exams, cleanings, fillings, orthodontic evaluations, and other routine and corrective dental treatments.

A charge from Aces Dental P.C. on a card statement usually reflects payment for dental services rendered at their Brooklyn office, such as an office visit, procedure, or follow‑up appointment. It may also represent a deposit or installment for orthodontic work or treatment plans, which are sometimes billed in stages. In some cases, you might see a pending or partial authorization if your card was placed on file to secure an appointment or to cover estimated patient responsibility after insurance.

To verify a charge, patients should start by checking recent dental appointments, treatment plans, or orthodontic contracts tied to their household, including visits by children or dependents. Receipts or treatment estimates from the office, along with explanation of benefits (EOB) documents from your dental insurer, can help reconcile amounts. If anything looks unclear, contact the practice directly at the phone number listed in dental directories for Aces Dental P.C. and request a detailed statement of services tied to the transaction date and the last four digits of the card. Always confirm you are calling the Brooklyn, NY office and not another similarly named practice in a different state.

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  1. *ACESDENTALP XXXXXX7733 NY

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did I get a charge from Aces Dental P.C. on my card?

A charge from Aces Dental P.C. typically corresponds to a recent visit or dental procedure at their Brooklyn, NY office, such as an exam, cleaning, filling, or orthodontic service. Review your recent dental appointments and treatment plans for yourself or family members to see which visit matches the transaction date and amount.

Does Aces Dental P.C. bill treatment plans or orthodontic work in installments?

Like many dental practices, Aces Dental P.C. may break up larger treatment plans—especially orthodontic or multi‑visit procedures—into multiple payments over time. This can result in recurring charges that correspond to milestones in your treatment rather than a single lump‑sum transaction.

Can Aces Dental P.C. place a temporary hold or pending charge on my card?

Yes. If you left a card on file to secure an appointment or cover your estimated portion after insurance, Aces Dental P.C. may run an authorization or pre‑payment. These can appear as pending charges and either settle for the final amount or drop off if the final claim is adjusted by insurance.

How can I get an itemized receipt or statement for a charge from Aces Dental P.C.?

Call the Brooklyn office of Aces Dental P.C. and request an itemized statement for the specific date of service and the last four digits of the card that was charged. They can provide a breakdown of procedures, fees, and any insurance adjustments that explain the final amount you see on your statement.

What should I do if I don’t recognize a charge from Aces Dental P.C.?

First, confirm whether any family member or dependent recently received dental care at Aces Dental P.C. and compare the transaction date with appointment dates. If it still appears unfamiliar, contact the practice directly to verify the patient name, services, and payment details tied to that charge. If they cannot match it to your account, contact your card issuer to dispute the transaction.

How are insurance copays and remaining balances billed by Aces Dental P.C.?

After filing a claim with your dental insurer, Aces Dental P.C. may bill your card for any copay, deductible, or remaining balance not covered by insurance. Sometimes this happens days or weeks after the visit, once the insurer’s explanation of benefits (EOB) is processed, so you may see a charge later than the appointment date.

How can I change the card I have on file or update my billing information with Aces Dental P.C.?

To update your payment method, call the Brooklyn office or visit in person and ask staff to change the card associated with your account. For security reasons, avoid emailing full card details; instead, provide them directly over the phone or at the front desk so future charges, such as follow‑up visits or orthodontic installments, post to the correct card.

How do I request a refund or correction from Aces Dental P.C. if I believe I was overcharged?

Contact Aces Dental P.C. directly and ask to speak with their billing department. Provide your name, the transaction date and amount, and any EOBs from your insurer. They can review how the charge was calculated and, if there was an error, issue a refund or adjustment back to your card and provide written confirmation for your records.

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