Frequently Asked Questions

That’s okay. We start where you are and move forward together, one step at a time.

Yes. If you have an urgent dental concern, call us. We do our best to see patients the same day and provide relief quickly.

You’re in the right place. We see patients every day who feel behind or unsure, and we approach every visit with kindness and respect.

We are out of network, but we file claims on your behalf and help you understand your benefits. Financing options are available as well.

Checkups should not be painful. We use gentle techniques and comfort-focused care, and we’re always happy to adjust if you’re anxious or sensitive.

Not always. We’ll evaluate your tooth and recommend the option that supports long-term health.

Costs are comparable to traditional crowns. We review pricing before treatment.

Most patients are comfortable throughout the visit with local anesthesia.

Yes. They are made from durable materials designed for everyday use.

With regular care and checkups, they can last many years.

For best results, aligners should be worn 20–22 hours per day.

Cost depends on treatment complexity. We review pricing, financing, and insurance options during your visit.

Yes. Many Invisalign patients are adults who want a discreet option for straightening their teeth.

You may feel temporary pressure when starting a new aligner, but discomfort is usually mild and short-lived.

Most patients finish in 12–18 months, though some complete treatment sooner.

For many patients, implants provide long-term comfort and convenience that temporary solutions can’t match.

For many patients, implants provide long-term comfort and convenience that temporary solutions can’t match.

The timeline varies. Some treatments take several months from start to finish, depending on healing.

Most patients experience minimal discomfort during and after treatment.

With good care, implants can last many years and often decades.

Yes. Many patients say implants feel more natural than other tooth replacement options.

That doesn’t automatically rule out dentures or stabilization options. We evaluate each case individually.

Often, yes. Many patients start with dentures and add stabilization later.

It can take time to adjust, but proper fit and follow-up adjustments make a big difference.

The timeline varies depending on your needs. We’ll explain each step before treatment begins.

Yes. Custom dentures are designed to match your facial features and smile.

Veneers require some enamel adjustment, which is why careful planning and commitment matter.

Small gaps and uneven edges can often be addressed with veneers instead of orthodontics.

Most patients are comfortable throughout treatment. We use local anesthesia and a gentle approach.

With good care, many last 10–15 years or longer.

When designed thoughtfully, veneers blend in. Most people won’t notice the veneers—just that your smile looks more even and relaxed.

We are out of network but file claims on your behalf and review costs before treatment begins.

If an emergency happens outside office hours, leave a message and we’ll respond as soon as possible. Severe medical emergencies should be treated at an emergency room.

Yes. We welcome patients of all ages and take extra care to help children feel safe and calm.

We prioritize same-day emergency evaluations whenever possible.

Any situation involving pain, swelling, trauma, infection, or damage that affects your comfort or health should be evaluated promptly.