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Are you accepting new patients?
Does your office take insurance?
Yes, we accept all dental insurance and are in the Delta Dental network.
Our treatment coordinators are well-versed in dealing with dental insurance. If you have dental insurance, rest assured we are doing a lot to make sure that you are getting the most from your insurance possible. In addition to submitting your claims to your insurance, we also spend a lot of time gathering information about your policy, including maximums, deductibles and plan limitations. We use this information to help keep you informed about your estimated costs for treatment.
Please remember that no insurance plan is meant to cover all dental expenses. You are responsible for any charges not paid by your policy. Because of this, we encourage you to stay abreast of your insurance coverage and sign up for access to your account through the Internet; many insurance carriers list their website on their ID cards. Our treatment coordinators are glad to discuss any questions you have about your dental plan. If you are exploring buying insurance, please download our informative and helpful brochure by clicking here. clicking here.
What payment options do you offer?
Payment for services is due on the day they are provided. Payments by cash and check are welcomed. We also accept most credit cards, including Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express.
For services that take multiple visits, we offer the flexibility of paying your portion in two or three monthly payments. Please understand that the first installment is due the day treatment begins.
Do you offer any discounts?
Do you have any sort of referral program?
What can I do about sensitive teeth?
Does your office do whitening?
Yes, we can fabricate custom whitening trays. Once made, we will ensure they fit properly and will review the whitening instructions with you. You will receive enough whitening material for approximately 18 applications, and most people obtain satisfactory results within the first 6-8 applications.
When should children have their first visit with a dentist?
What if I don't have insurance?
Whether or not you have dental insurance, we do our best to provide our patients with flexible payment options in order to pay for the quality dental treatment they deserve.
Do you accept care credit?
If you are interested in additional payment options, CareCredit might be for you. CareCredit provides flexibility and convenience when paying for a wide range of expenses that typically aren’t covered by insurance. Promotional financing options, even 0% interest, are available for purchases over $200. Learn more about CareCredit by clicking here.
Where can I find your registration forms?
What should I do if I have a dental emergency?
- You are having severe pain.
- You are having swelling.
- You have experienced trauma that affects your teeth.
If the emergency is after hours, instructions on how to contact our on-call dentist are on our answering machine. Call 603-673-7950.
Does whitening toothpaste work?
What is your office's privacy policy?
For more information on HIPAA, we encourage you to visit the United States Department of Health and Human Services website at http://www.hhs.gov/ocr/hipaa/. You can view our privacy policy by clicking here.
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Covid-19
The American Dental Association (ADA), the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) have changed some of their recommendations regarding COVID-19. Based on these updates, we are revising some of our guidelines and retaining others. Please rest assured that the health and safety of all our patients and staff remain a top priority. Below is a list of our current policies.
- We NO LONGER require that you wear a mask/face covering inside the building – masks are now OPTIONAL. Please respect those who choose to wear a mask/face covering in our practice.
- We CONTINUE to ask that if you are feeling sick, regardless of vaccination status, please stay home and notify us immediately that you need to change your scheduled appointment with us. Our office will help reschedule your appointment to a different day.
- Our office will continue to follow Standard Precautions as outlined by OSHA. Our clinicians will CONTINUE to be garbed in personal protective equipment throughout your appointment; treatment rooms will CONTINUE to be sanitized between patients; and all instruments will CONTINUE to be sterilized after use. We are committed to providing a safe environment for both our patients and our staff.
- We NO LONGER require that you use sanitizer or wash your hands upon entering the office; however, we will CONTINUE to have hand sanitizer available to you at multiple locations in our office if you would like to use some.
- We are NO LONGER asking that you remain in your car and call or text prior to entering our practice. We are happy to announce that our doors are unlocked again and encourage you to come right in upon arrival.
- We NO LONGER require you to answer COVID-19 screening questions and complete a temperature check upon entering the building.
- We NO LONGER require a screening if you have traveled by public transportation within two weeks of your appointment.
Keep in mind that we might need to update the policies listed above based on both the prevalence of COVID-19, both in our area and nationwide, as well as the recommendations of the ADA, CDC, and OSHA. We will notify you of any changes so that you know what to expect at future appointments.