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  • Meet Our Dentists
  • Dental Services
  • New Patient Resources
  • Locations
  • Contact Us
  • Pay My Bill

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Frequently Asked Questions

Insurance & Payments

We accept most insurance plans and accept payment from most Premier Dental Insurance. Providers and  indemnity plans. 


We accept most major credit cards, ATM cards, cash, and personal  checks. For our patients’ convenience we have arranged a payment plan  through a third party service, which helps our patients receive their treatment  in a timely manner.

Oral Health

Frequently Asked Questions

We understand that  many patients have apprehensions about visiting the dentist – even for a  routine check-up. Whether you are intimidated by the sights and sounds  of the dental office or uneasy due to a negative dental experience in  the past, rest assured that your comfort is our number one priority.  Advances in modern dentistry have grown by leaps and bounds over the  past decade, making the office experience much more pleasant for most  patients. Please contact us at any time to find out more about ways we  can help you ease your anxiety and feel more at ease during your  appointment.A dental crown is a tooth-shaped cap that is placed over a damaged or decayed tooth to restore its shape, size, strength, and appearance.


Dental x-rays emit very small amounts of radiation while images are  taken. Our office employs stringent measures to ensure you and your  family are safe during your visit.  


Dental sealants are invisible protective barriers placed on healthy  teeth to prevent them from developing decay. Sealants are applied to the  crevices of the chewing surfaces on the teeth where bacteria often  accumulate. Sealants are highly effective when placed on the teeth  during childhood shortly after the teeth have erupted from the gums.  These protective barriers can last for many years and save hundreds of  dollars in future dental treatment costs. 


 Over the counter teeth whitening products, such as toothpastes and  whitening treatments, are effective for removing surface stains but do  little for lifting deep-set discoloration. Our office features  prescription-strength dental whitening services that are capable of  taking many years of stains off of the teeth in just a single dental  visit.  Dental sealants are invisible protective barriers placed on healthy  teeth to prevent them from developing decay. Sealants are applied to the  crevices of the chewing surfaces on the teeth where bacteria often  accumulate. Sealants are highly effective when placed on the teeth  during childhood shortly after the teeth have erupted from the gums.  These protective barriers can last for many years and save hundreds of  dollars in future dental treatment costs. 


Cosmetic dentistry has evolved to make total mouth transformations a  reality for many people. Treatments are available to change the size,  shape, position and color of your teeth. Whether you want to fill in a  few gaps or completely change the look of your teeth, we can help you  get the smile you have always dreamed of.  


Dental implants are permanent solutions for tooth replacement. Unlike  dentures, which extensive care and are known for being ill-fitting,  dental implants are permanently fixed in place and require no more  maintenance than a natural tooth. Dental implants can be formed to take  on the strength and appearance of natural tooth, and most last a  lifetime. Not all dental patients are candidates for dental implants.  Schedule a consultation to find out whether dental implants could be  right for you.  


Bleeding, red, or inflamed gums can be a sign of gingivitis or  periodontitis – two of the most prevalent diseases in America. Gum  disease left untreated can lead to gum loss, bone loss, and ultimately  tooth loss. Schedule a dental appointment at the first sign of gum  disease, as treatment is easier and far less invasive during the early  stages .


Sensitive teeth are usually nothing to worry about and may be corrected  using special sensitivity toothpaste. However, it is worth mentioning to  your dentist. If you have sudden or extreme tooth sensitivity, it could  be a sign of underlying decay beneath the surface of your teeth. 


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