Dental DPPO
Dr. Ahmed Amer, DMD
Dentistry*
Age 30
Dr. Ahmed Amer, DMD
Selinsgrove, PA
Accepting new patients
Overview
Dr. Ahmed Amer, DMD works in Selinsgrove, PA as
Insurance Accepted
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Dental Network DHMODental Network DPPO
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BlueDental Choice PPO
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Dental Advantage DPPOTotal Dental DPPO
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Delta Dental PPODelta Dental Premier
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Dental Network of America DPPO
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DentalGuard Preferred
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DentalConnect PPO
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MetLife PDPPDP Plus (Preferred Dentist Program) DPPO
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Dental PPO
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Advantage Plus PPO
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Advantage Plus 20 DHMOAlliance EPOElite Plus DPPO
Locations
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Dental Care Associates - Selinsgrove2 Atrium Ct, Selinsgrove, PA 17870
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About Me
Languages Spoken
Arabic
Specialties*
Dentistry
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Education
Education
Medical Education
- Maurice H. Kornberg School Of Dentistry
Residency
Residency Hospital
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Wilkes-Barre Va Medical Center
2022
Frequently Asked Questions
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Dr. Amer's office is located at 2 Atrium Ct Selinsgrove, PA 17870.
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