Frequently Asked Questions

At what age should my children visit the dentist?
Proper homecare should begin as soon as your child has teeth, but regular office visits should begin around age three. Establishing good oral hygiene habits early ensures years of healthy smiles!

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Do you accept my insurance plan?
We are preferred providers with Delta Dental insurance, but we will gladly accept your co-pay for any insurance plan and file your insurance claim for you.

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Can I finance my dental work?
With CapitalOne Healthcare Finance, elective dental procedures become easily affordable. Ask us how to apply for medical financing.

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What payment methods do you accept?
We accept cash, check, or credit card.

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How can I safely whiten my teeth?
Our safe and comfortable teeth whitening method whitens teeth several shades for truly stunning pearly whites. Start your transformation with two, hour-long treatments in our office, followed by a convenient take-home kit with teeth whitening gel and custom-made mouth trays.

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How long will my teeth whitening treatment last?
With diligent at-home maintenance, your teeth will remain several shades whiter indefinitely. After teeth whitening in our office, we'll give you a complimentary take-home whitening kit to keep your smile looking spectacular!

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Do I have to floss every day? Is it really that important?
It may seem difficult to fit flossing into your busy daily routine, but we urge you to get into this healthy habit. Regular flossing not only prevents extensive plaque buildup and bad breath, it also protects you from painful gum disease. Our hygienist can teach you some great tips for quick, effective daily flossing.

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Do you refer patients to specialists?
Occasionally, we refer patients to trusted specialists, such as oral surgeons, orthodontists, or periodontists who provide care focused on the patient’s unique needs.

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How do I know when it is time to come in for a check up?
Schedule an oral hygiene visit with us every six months to keep your whole mouth clean and healthy. Even if you haven’t been to the dentist in years, we can rehabilitate your smile’s natural beauty and function.

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My gums bleed after I brush. Is this something to be concerned about?
Don’t ignore bleeding gums! Gum disease often manifests as weak, red gums and foul breath and needs to be dealt with promptly. Schedule a periodontal exam with us today to stop the infection from worsening.

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