Even after reviewing our website, you might still have some questions about our services. You’ll find some of the most common questions we’ve received listed on this page, along with thoughtful, helpful answers. Please call us if you have any additional concerns.
Most of the time, dental insurance won’t offer any coverage for any elective procedure that does not have oral health benefits. However, you can still apply for CareCredit financing in order to break the cost of a cosmetic treatment into more manageable monthly chunks.
Yes, we do have a pediatric dentist at our dental office, and thanks to their education and experience, they can work with all children – from the youngest infants to the oldest teens.
The general rule is to get a new toothbrush every three or four months so that you don’t have to risk bacteria building up in the bristles. You should also get a new toothbrush immediately if you’ve recently recovered from an illness, as germs could be left behind on the old one.
According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, the first appointment should be before your child’s first birthday. Taking the initiative in guiding your child’s oral development can make all the difference in the long run.
In accordance with our dedication to patient health and safety, we’ve adopted a number of new protocols for your regular appointments.
In many cases it is, but every dental plan is different. You’ll need to double-check your benefits to see what is or isn’t covered. If you have any doubts, contact your insurance company directly.
Since toothaches are often associated with dental infections, it’s best to have an appointment as soon as you can so that we can determine the root cause of the pain and the best course of treatment.
