Adriana Maldonado, DMD

Just off the main drag in Kissimmee, dental care options thin out once you pass the tourist corridor. 2324 Fortune Rd marks a rare spot where routine checkups and more involved procedures share the same sign. The practice handles everything from fillings to crowns, with digital X-rays and cleanings folded into the mix. No specialty referrals needed for basic oral surgery or extractions—those get addressed in-house, which simplifies scheduling for patients juggling work and family.

Online feedback suggests consistency matters here. Google’s current tally shows 4.7 stars from 15 reviews, a number that doesn’t spike with promotional noise but doesn’t sag under complaints either. Dentistry isn’t the kind of service that collects fanfare, so steady ratings often signal reliability over spectacle. This isn’t a chain or a boutique; it’s a solo practice, which means decisions about treatment plans come from one dentist’s assessment rather than a corporate protocol.

First visits usually start with a full exam and a set of images—no surprises there—but the lack of upsell pressure for whitening or cosmetic add-ons gets noted in a few reviews. That’s not to say those services are unavailable, just that they’re offered without the hard pitch. For anyone mapping out the area, the office sits a few blocks east of the Fortune Road Park, where the sidewalks widen and traffic thins compared to the congested strips nearer to 192.

Questions about insurance coverage or procedure details are best directed through a quick call to (407) 348-2002. The map pins the location between a tax office and a vacant lot, so it’s easy to overshoot if you’re watching for retail signs. Double-check the address before heading out—some GPS systems default to the park instead.