FAQ

We believe that it makes sense for patients to be able to come to one location to get all the dental care they need. Over their lifetimes, they never have to go anywhere else. Plus, their health records and x-rays are kept in one centralized area.

We always recommend the most advanced technical procedures so patients experience as little discomfort as possible during their treatments. We also offer different types of anesthetics to cater to every individual’s needs.

The out-of-pocket amount you pay for your treatment will vary depending upon your insurance and the procedures necessary. Our professional, caring team members will be happy to explain your payment options during your visit.

Sedation dentistry uses medication to help patients relax during dental procedures. It’s sometimes referred to as “sleep dentistry,” although that’s not entirely accurate. Patients are usually awake, except for those who are under general anesthesia. The level of sedation can vary from minimal (you’re awake but relaxed) to deep (you might not remember the procedure).

Absolutely! Sedation dentistry is safe when carried out under the supervision of experienced professionals. We conduct a thorough review of your medical history and discuss the sedation options with you to ensure it’s safe and effective for your specific needs.

Coverage varies depending on your dental insurance plan. We’re happy to work with you to understand your coverage and provide options to ensure your care is affordable.

We even offer a Good Faith Estimate policy that ensures that we don’t move forward with your appointment until we can give you information about what insurance covers, what it doesn’t, and can help you make the right decision for your health.

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For lighter sedation methods like nitrous oxide, you may be able to drive yourself home after the effects wear off. However, for oral sedatives and IV sedation, you will need someone to drive you home. Safety is our top priority, so we’ll provide detailed post-sedation instructions based on the method used.

Periodontists are dentists, but are highly specialized. Typically, they try to prevent and treat periodontal (gum) disease. They also many specialize in the area of dental implant placements.

Prosthodontists are dentists who restore and replace patients’ teeth. To become a prosthodontist, dentists must train for several years after graduating from dental school.

Oral surgeons perform oral-maxillofacial surgeries, as well as non-surgical treatment procedures. Many oral surgeons focus on correcting genetic malformations and facial trauma.

Orthodontists prevent and treat irregularities of the mouth and face. When you think of getting braces, you typically go to an orthodontist for solutions.

Denturists are licensed professionals who specialize in the creation and care of dentures.

We are covered by most insurance plans to make dental care more accessible and affordable. Visit our Insurance page to learn more

Yes, we do! We offer a variety of payment plans to make dental care more accessible and affordable. Our goal is to work with you to find a payment solution that fits your budget.

Qualifying for a payment plan is straightforward. We’ll have a short discussion about your financial situation and perform a quick assessment. There’s no complicated paperwork or long waiting periods. We aim to make the process as easy and as inclusive as possible.

Transparency is key for us. Most of our payment plans are interest-free if paid within the agreed period. We ensure all terms, including any fees, are clearly communicated upfront, so there are no surprises down the road.

Yes, you can. If you have dental insurance, we can work out how your plan can be combined with our payment options for maximum financial efficiency.

Please be aware that if you use the Dental Discount Plan, it cannot be combined with insurance.

We offer a full service dental ER clinic, and will make sure we can get you in and comfortable.