Yes! We are welcoming new patients of all ages. Whether you need a routine cleaning, have a dental concern, or just want a new dental home, we would be happy to welcome you to our office!

We are happy to file your dental insurance as a courtesy and will provide all the necessary information to help you receive reimbursement. Although we are not contracted with any insurance companies, we will do everything we can to assist with claims and help you understand your benefits.

Please keep us informed of any changes to your insurance so we can continue to provide the best assistance. If you have questions about coverage, claims, or payment options, we’re always here to help, just give us a call!

Yes! If you feel you are experiencing a dental emergency, please contact our office immediately, so we can schedule you for the earliest available appointment. Helping relieve dental pain is one of our top priorities. 

We understand that dental pain can be severe and happen unexpectedly, so we make every effort to relieve any discomfort as quickly as possible. 

A dental filling is used to repair a tooth that’s been damaged by a cavity. It’s usually found after an exam and x-rays are taken.

The time it takes to get a cavity filling typically depends on the size and location of the cavity, but it usually takes about 30 to 60 minutes. A simple filling in a small cavity might only take around 20 minutes, while a larger or more complex filling could take closer to an hour.

If you’re getting multiple fillings or if the cavity is in a tricky spot, it may take a bit longer. Your dentist will guide you on what to expect for your specific situation.

The duration of numbing medication after a dental appointment can vary depending on the type of anesthetic used and the area treated. Generally, the numbing effect lasts between 1 to 3 hours, though some people might feel it wear off a bit sooner or later.

After the numbing wears off, you may feel a bit of tingling or mild discomfort as the sensation returns to the area. It’s best to avoid chewing or drinking hot liquids until the numbness completely wears off to prevent accidentally biting your cheek, lip, or tongue.