IN-OFFICE SERVICES .

IN-OFFICE SERVICES .

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Dental Hygiene Assessment

  • A dental assessment involves a thorough evaluation of the teeth and gums to identify any signs of disease. Following the screening, a tailored dental hygiene care plan will be developed, clearly explained, and proposed to address any identified concerns.

    New patients 30-minute session

    For continued care 15-minute session

  • $45 for new patients

    $20 for continued care

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Prophylaxis or Regular Dental Cleaning

  • This type of cleaning is only recommended for patients who generally have good oral health, regular dental hygiene visits twice a year, and do not suffer from bone loss or gum disease (bleeding, exposure of the root surface, and infection.

    45 to 50 minutes session

    *This visit includes the application of Fluoride Treatment.

  • $160

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Pit and Fissure Sealants (Cavity Prevention Treatment)

  • A thin layer of material is applied to the chewing surfaces of the posterior teeth (pre-molars and molars) where cavities occur more often. As long as the sealant remains intact, the tooth surface will be protected from decay.

    20 to 30 minutes session

  • $74 per tooth

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Periodontal Debridement

  • The American Dental Association defines debridement as the "Removal of subgingival and/or supragingival plaque and calculus which obstructs the ability to perform an evaluation." It means that it happens before your regular checkup when a typical cleaning isn't enough to evaluate the health of your teeth.

    60 to 90 minutes session

  • $310

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Periodontal Maintenance (Periodontal Cleaning)

  • Once you have been diagnosed with periodontal disease and have undergone scaling and root planing, periodontal maintenance is the continuing care advised. Rather than just addressing the crowns of the teeth as in prophylaxis, periodontal maintenance also cares for your tooth roots, gums, and bone. The frequency of your periodontal maintenance appointments depends on your oral health condition & will be determined during your dental hygiene visit.

    50 to 60 minutes session

  • $255

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Deep Cleaning or Scaling and Root Planing

  • Our deep cleaning procedure involves meticulous removal of tartar and plaque at and below the gum line, along with root planing to clean the root surfaces and eliminate bacteria. By addressing these areas and promoting healing, we reduce pocket depth, allowing your teeth to regain their health.

    2 to 4 appointments of 1 to 2 hrs

  • Pricing is determined by the specific areas requiring treatment. Factors such as the complexity of the procedure, the materials used, and the time needed to complete the treatment can all influence the final cost. Additionally, we offer various payment options to make dental care accessible for everyone.

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PAYMENTS

Payment is required on the day of service for in-office treatments. For your convenience, we offer debit, credit card, checks, or cash payments.

We accept all dental insurance plans, and as a courtesy to our patients, we will submit dental claims. Submitting a claim is not a guarantee of payment. Some insurance companies might require the member to pay a portion of their treatment. If that is the case, we will email a statement with the account balance.

If you have any questions please contact us.

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