Our staff strives to treat “true” dental emergencies with all due haste. We request immediate notice. During office hours, emergencies are worked into the schedule. After hours, the office can be paged using our emergency number: 336-570-3882. Patients seen outside of normal office hours are charged five hundred dollars ($500) in addition to the fees associated with any treatment provided.

Emergencies often arise from ignoring lingering pain or discomfort. It is advisable to seek treatment by contacting our office before symptoms become an emergency.

Yes. We accept CareCredit, a personal care credit card with flexible payment options, including deferred interest. We also accept MasterCard, Visa, American Express and Discover.

Yes. We accept many types of dental insurance. We will be happy to process your claim for you upon receipt of your co-payment.

VA Dental: We are proud to announce that we are now a VA Community Care Network (CCN) provider! Contact your local VA Provider for a referral to our practice.

Medicaid: At this time we do not accept Medicaid.

Dental Insurance: We are not contracted with any dental insurance providers, however, we are happy to file all insurance claims on your behalf.

One of our staff members will compile your medical and dental history during your first visit. We will then examine your teeth and gums, screen you for oral cancer, make images (X-rays) of your teeth as needed and complete a TMJ (temporomandibular or jaw joint) exam. After we review your dental profile, we will discuss a diagnosis with you. If treatment such as a root canal (endodontics), braces (orthodontics) or oral surgery is needed, we may plan to treat you in our office or refer you to a specialist. We will discuss your options for treatment and fee payment and help you determine the best plan to fit your needs.

During regular follow-up visits, we will examine your teeth and gums, screen you for oral cancer, clean your teeth and make plans for treatment, as needed. We will discuss any pain or problems you may be experiencing and answer any questions you may have.

It is important to have your dental team examine your teeth once every six months. It is especially important for children to come in early to become familiar with the dental office and procedures.

Our office will educate you on how to properly care for your teeth and your children’s teeth as well. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry states that children should see a dentist when they get their first tooth and not later than 1 year of age.

Plaque (the soft film over your teeth) can be removed by brushing and flossing daily. It is important to visit your Hygienist every six months to remove tartar build-up from your teeth. If tartar remains on your teeth, you may develop a condition known as Periodontal Disease.

Preserving your natural teeth is our goal! Leaving teeth unrestored and decayed will eventually cause loss of a tooth and other conditions such as infection in your body.

We want our patients to have a healthy smile! We offer tooth colored and silver fillings, crowns and bridges; and can help you through the root canal process.

That’s what we do! It is critical for overall health and self-esteem. We offer a range of treatment options including implants, dentures, partials and bridges.

It is an annual membership plan that allows established patients to gain access to routine preventive care at no extra cost and additional services at a reduced cost. With a membership plan, your oral health doesn’t have to take a back seat due to cost concerns.

Our commitment to our patients is to meet or exceed the standard of care recommended by the American Dental Association (ADA). In accordance with the ADA, we believe that X-rays or radiographs are essential to assuring dental health. Our practitioners, however, prescribe radiographs conservatively to avoid unnecessary exposure. The frequency and type of X-ray is determined upon examination of each patient and assessing his or her individual risk of dental disease.

If you as a patient do not wish to have radiographs taken at least every two years or more often as your dental conditions dictate, we recommend that you seek dental care elsewhere. It is our firm belief that we cannot fulfill our commitment to your dental health without this essential tool. Thank you for your understanding.