Preventative dentistry can help prevent gum disease. We will also examine your gums when you visit us for a check-up. We can help identify signs of gum disease early on so you can take steps to prevent it from worsening.

Preventative dentistry can save you money in the long run. If you skip your dental check-ups or cleanings, you may set yourself up for more substantial and expensive dental issues later. By taking care of your teeth and gums now, you can prevent oral health problems down the road that may require extensive treatment and costs.

Preventative dentistry can prevent tooth decay. We will examine your teeth to check for any cavities. If you have a cavity, we can fill it before it becomes a more significant issue. Moreover, your dentist can recommend fluoride treatments, which can help strengthen your teeth.

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Q: Does dental insurance cover orthodontics?

Only your dental insurance provider can tell you about the specific benefits included in your plan, but in many cases, at least a portion of orthodontic care can be covered. If you want to know more about our payment options, you can talk to us about our third-party financing through CareCredit and Sunbit.

Q: How much does orthodontics cost?

Each patient is different, with a unique set of wants and needs. It is not possible to give you an estimate on your orthodontic treatment until we’ve first performed an exam and worked up treatment options for you. Then we can make sure you have all the information you need, including cost, to decide on the orthodontic care that’s right for you.

Q: Why should I go to a family dentist?

Taking your loved ones to a family dentist will help simplify your life. Rather than taking time to travel to different dentist offices for all your family members and deal with different payment and insurance policies, you and your loved ones can get your dental care in one convenient location. Plus, you’ll have all your dental records at just one office if you move and need to transfer them.

Q: What should I look for in a family dentist?

One of the most important things you should look for in a family dentist office is one that routinely treats a wide age range of patients with a variety of dental problems. When your family dentist has the experience and expertise you need, you can rest easy knowing your family will receive the best smile care possible.

Q: What is family dentistry?

Family dentistry is dental care that will help you and your loved ones maintain your best smiles. A dentist who practices family dentistry is accustomed to seeing patients of all ages, from very young children to the elderly. They can provide a variety of treatments, from “happy visits” for your youngest to cosmetic, restorative, and other types of dentistry for the rest of the family.