Cost can vary depending on your insurance coverage, the specifics of your treatment, and how many teeth are involved. To help you plan ahead, we offer a Complimentary Benefit Check before your visit. We’ll confirm any coverage details, deductibles, and estimated out-of-pocket costs—so there are no surprises when it’s time for treatment.

Yes — we offer flexible financing options, including third-party financing provider, to make your dental treatment more affordable and manageable within your budget.

Yes — we’re in‑network with most PPO dental plans. To assist, we offer a Complimentary Benefit Check during your new‑patient phone call to confirm coverage, deductibles, and out‑of‑pocket costs before your visit.

Absolutely! We offer virtual consultations so you can discuss your oral health concerns, explore treatment options, and receive estimates—all from the comfort of your home.

Absolutely. We offer nitrous oxide (“laughing gas”) as well as oral or IV sedation options to help you stay calm and comfortable throughout crown procedures. Our team will recommend the best approach based on your needs and medical history.

Always expect that we try and provide upfront pricing and typically we will take records and diagnostic information like scans of your teeth and necessary xrays to ensure your case goes smoothly.

Out-of-network means your dentist doesn’t have a set payment deal with your insurance company. You can still go to them, but your insurance might cover less of the cost, so you’ll pay more than you would with an in-network dentist. Sometimes, depending on your plan, your insurance may not pay anything — in that case, you would pay the full amount yourself.

A dental emergency includes any issue that poses a high risk to oral health, often requiring immediate attention to prevent serious complications. This includes:

● Severe toothache – Persistent, lightning-type pain that keeps you up at night.

● Cracked, chipped, or broken teeth – Damage that can worsen without prompt care.

● Knocked-out teeth – Require immediate attention for the best chance of saving the tooth.

● Infected tooth – Bacteria reaching the nerve can cause an infection, abscess, swelling, or even a dental cyst.

● Deep decay close to the nerve – May cause irreversible pulpitis (nerve inflammation).

● Uncontrolled bleeding – Needs urgent evaluation and treatment.

● Broken dental restorations – Crowns or fillings causing pain or functional problems.

Please TEXT us first—that way, we can assess your situation and reserve time for you. If you’re a new patient, you’ll also need to fill out our New Patient Forms online before your visit so we can be fully prepared for your appointment.

We provide emergency consultations for patients of all ages—from children to adults. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a long-time patient, we're here to help in urgent situations.