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Dr. Carla A. Orlando, DMD

Dentist
3.7 (3 reviews) Updated Apr 25, 2026
3235 W 38th St, Erie, PA 16506

About Dr. Carla A. Orlando, DMD

The stretch of West 38th Street in Erie isn’t short on professional offices, but dental practices tend to keep a lower profile than retail storefronts. Dentistry, by nature, is a quiet necessity—something people rely on but rarely discuss with the enthusiasm reserved for, say, a new café. Still, routine cleanings, fillings, and the occasional emergency bridge a gap between health maintenance and the kind of everyday comfort that lets you bite into an apple without hesitation. Preventive care, cosmetic adjustments, and the inevitable wisdom tooth extraction all fall under that umbrella.

At 3235 W 38th St, the practice of Dr. Carla A. Orlando, DMD fits into that pattern. The address places it among a mix of medical offices and small businesses, a practical location for those balancing appointments between work and home. Dentists in this area often serve a mix of long-term patients and newcomers, whether it’s for a child’s first checkup or an adult finally addressing a lingering crown. The category itself doesn’t lend itself to flashy descriptions—it’s a field built on precision, not spectacle.

Booking a visit usually starts with a call. The number, (814) 833-8860, connects to the front desk, where the logistics of insurance, scheduling, and those pre-appointment forms get sorted. Some practices lean into digital booking, but a phone line remains the most direct method for clarifying details like sedation options or post-procedure care. It’s the kind of interaction that feels transactional until you’re the one in the chair, at which point the clarity of those early conversations matters more than you’d expect.

The map pins the office near the intersection with Pittsburgh Avenue, a spot that’s easy to overlook unless you’re actively searching for it. That’s often the case with dental practices—they don’t need neon signs or prime corner real estate to function. People find them when they need to, and the rest of the time, the building blends into the rhythm of the street.

This listing was last updated on April 25, 2026

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Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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