Dr. Varma's office is located at 2302 S Union Ave Ste B17 Tacoma, WA 98405.
Dr. Ajey Varma, DDS
Prosthodontics*
Age 59
3.8 (15 Ratings)
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Dr. Ajey Varma, DDS
Tacoma, WA
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Dr. Ajey Varma, DDS works in Tacoma, WA as
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Office2302 S Union Ave Ste B17, Tacoma, WA 98405
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Jan 18, 2022
You wont be disappointed. Dr Varma is amazing at what he does, is funny and will make you completely comfortable. I had all my teeth removed (including my wisdom!) At 25yr old. Got fixed dentures. Very kind and understanding. (He personally cares about you!!) It was a long process but I'm so glad I went I here. I Highly recommend going here for any dental work. My husband came in just for a tooth extraction and really enjoyed his experience. Don't be discouraged by high prices, because it'll be high wherever you go. Whatever the cost is it's worth it, it was to me. Also on a side note; the lady at the front desk is amazing also (and beautiful) very kind and helpful. I almost went to clear choice to get all this done.. very happy I went here instead
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