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Important Info
We are committed to making your dollar stretch as far as it can go. We understand that dentistry can be costly and want to provide you with a value that makes that seem less of a concern. Thus we gladly will help you maximize any insurance benefit that you are entitled to.  We also will submit directly to your insurance company and take payment directly from them, which minimizes your role on the financial end of things. 

All that we ask is that you cover your cost at the time of service. Available for your convenience are payment programs through two reputable financiers that greatly help with all sizes of treatment plans. You can apply right in our office and you usually have an answer within a few minutes of completing the process.  Regardless, the bottom line is what is in the best interest of your oral health. You are always treated with the best care that we can provide. Compromise is not an option.

 
To help reduce the time you spend in our office, feel free to download the forms below. Simply fill them out ahead of time and bring them with you to your first appointment.
Download our New Patient Registration Form
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Did You Know?:
It is estimated that roughly 50% of the general population in the United States seeks out regular dental care.
Americans spend upwards of $2 billion a year on dental products--toothpaste, mouthwash and dental floss.
75% of the U.S. population has some form of periodontal gum disease.
Although dental caries (tooth decay) is largely preventable, it remains the most common chronic disease of children aged 5 to 17 years—5 times more common than asthma (59% versus 11%). 
Community water fluoridation has been ranked one of 10 great public health achievements in the 20th century.
The average 12-ounce soda contains 12 teaspoons of refined sugar.  Sugar is eaten by the bacteria in your mouth and converted into acid, causing cavities or decay.  Would you ever eat 12 teaspoons of sugar in one sitting?