24 plain answers about fees, insurance, visits, children and emergencies.
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Yes. The fee on your written plan is the fee you pay, and it matches the list on the Fees page. If a fee changes in January, plans already written keep the old fee.
Not with a day's notice. Under a day, we ask for $25, which goes toward your next visit.
Any treatment over $500 can be spread over twelve months at 0%, with no credit check under $2,000.
$29 a month for adults and $19 for children. It covers two check-ups and cleans, routine x-rays and 15% off treatment.
All major cards, HSA and FSA cards, and Apple Pay at the desk.
Only for the share your insurance did not pay, and that share is on your plan before we start.
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Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna, Guardian, Humana, UnitedHealthcare, Ameritas, Principal and Anthem.
Yes, for every plan, in network or not.
We check your plan before you book and write your share on every line of your treatment plan.
Most plans pay all of it as preventive care.
We tell you before we start, and you choose whether to go ahead, wait or look at another option.
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Fifty-five minutes: a talk, x-rays and a scan, the exam, a clean and a written plan.
Twelve free spaces behind the building, entered from Few Street, and a bike rack by the door.
Online, before you come. It takes about five minutes.
Of course. There is a chair for them in every room.
Yes, from the street to every chair.
Twelve minutes on average. If we are running late, we tell you why and how long.
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By their first birthday, or when the first tooth comes through.
Always.
Only when we need to see between the teeth, usually from about age five.
A thin coating on the back teeth that keeps food out of the grooves. $45 a tooth, no numbing.
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If you call before 10, yes. Three slots are kept free every day.
Call the same number. One of our dentists answers the emergency line.
$85, and any treatment is priced before we start.
