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In many cases, yes. Major dental insurance plans will cover a portion of your implants and surgery, depending on your provider. We’ll provide you with a complete breakdown of all treatment costs and verify your dental benefits so you understand exactly what you owe.
Missing teeth make it difficult to properly eat your food, leading to digestive problems and nutritional deficiencies. After you lose a tooth, your jaw will also begin to shrink, which will cause your facial muscles to sag.
Yes, our team offers gentle sedation options, including laughing gas and oral sedation, to make you comfortable during every step of your implant treatment.
Yes, our practice has partnered with CareCredit to provide patients with affordable financing options and payment plans that are designed to fit your budget.
Getting an implant involves a minor surgical procedure, during which your dentist will insert the implants into your jawbone. Be sure to follow the post-operative care instructions we provide you with to ensure a comfortable recovery.
For many patients, yes. Invisalign is covered by many major dental insurance plans, which will cover the cost of treatment in part. We’ll verify your benefits during your visit so you understand all out-of-pocket costs.
Yes, Invisalign is designed to help both adults and teens. Invisalign can even be used for young children in some cases, depending on their treatment needs and the recommendation of their dentist or orthodontist.
Invisalign is an affordable treatment option for most families. In many cases, the cost of Invisalign treatment is comparable to metal braces. That means you can enjoy discreet, comfortable orthodontic treatment without impacting your budget. If you need assistance covering the cost of your treatment, we offer affordable financing through CareCredit.
Treatment times depend on your unique case and overall orthodontic needs. In most cases, patients can expect to wear their clear aligners for 1-2 weeks at a time, for 20-22 hours each day. Patients typically use Invisalign for 12-18 months before achieving their desired results.
If you or your child need braces, don’t worry. Our practice offers a complete range of orthodontic treatment solutions for families, including clear braces, discreet lingual braces, and early orthodontics for young children.
Yes, because they are bonded to the surfaces of your teeth, veneers are permanent and can only be removed, repaired, or replaced by your dentist. Veneers will eventually need to be replaced, just like all dental work, but you can expect them to last up to a decade or more.
Composite resin veneers are not as strong as other options and typically last 5-7 years before needing to be repaired or replaced. Porcelain veneers typically have a lifespan of 10-15 years, while ceramic veneers can last 20 years or more. You can extend the lifespan of your veneers with regular cleanings and good at-home oral care.
Veneers are generally an easy, painless procedure. Your dentist will remove an ultra-thin layer of enamel from your teeth to prepare them to receive the veneers, but this shouldn’t cause you any discomfort. We will administer local anesthesia as needed to numb the area so you won’t feel anything.