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Cancellation Policy
If you are unable to keep your appointment, kindly give us 24 hours notice. Otherwise, we reserve the right to charge for time reserved.
Broken Appointments
Dental offices operate on a very high hourly overhead cost basis. We schedule your time with us just for you. When you do not show up, many people in our office are left with nothing to do. We cannot possibly find a patient to fill in your time slot in such a short period of time. Therefore, our policy is that if a patient has two broken appointments in a year, they will receive a letter stating that if one more broken appointment occurs, we will only be able to schedule on a short notice basis. If a family appointment is broken, we will only be able to schedule an appointment for one family member at a time.
Obtaining Dental Records
If you have been under the care of another dentist in the last five years, please contact them to find out the date of your last cleaning and if any x-rays were taken of your teeth. If x-rays have been taken, please have the dental office send a copy of these to us.
Payments 
We Accept: We accept checks, VISA, MasterCard and Discover. We also work with Care Credit to make it easy to get your treatment now and pay for it over a period of time. We will find a financial arrangement that works for you. We file claims for most insurance companies. If you have any questions regarding your insurance benefits, please do not hesitate to call us.
Financial Policy
Our office accepts most insurance and will gladly file your insurance claims for you. If you have dental insurance, make sure you bring your ID card so that we can verify coverage and get a breakdown of your benefits. We also ask that our patients who are covered under dental insurance pay their estimated portion and any deductibles or co-payments that have not been met at the time of services are rendered. We offer financing through Care Credit. Call our office for detailed information or to apply. It only takes minutes to be approved. Unfortunately, we cannot accept payment plans for private pay patients.
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