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We do accept most PPO Dental Providers, and we are In-Network with many PPO Dental Insurances. If you want to confirm, please give us a call, and we can confirm about the coverage.

We do have partnership with certain Dental Financing Companies. If you qualify, you can pay in monthly installments for your treatment with 0% APR.

All Dentists can and will accept Dental Insurances. But what a Patient needs to check is if the provider is In-Network or Out-Of-Network. Why is this Important?

• In-Network provider accepts the pre-negotiated fee for the procedure codes from the Insurance. So Out of the Pocket expenses will be minimal for the Patient. Out-Of-Network provider will charge you the entire fee.
• If the Dental Insurance Company pays partly for the procedure, then the Patient is responsible for the remaining amount.

We do accept Walk-Ins from time to time when our Schedule is Open. You can walk in anytime when the office is Open to Schedule an Appointment.

We take Emergency Walk-Ins at any time of the day when the office is open. For our Existing patients, we have a helpline.

For your first dental appointment, bring your photo ID, dental insurance card, and any relevant medical history, including a list of medications. If you have previous dental records or X-rays from another provider, it's also helpful to bring those. Additionally, get a list of any specific concerns or questions you may have about your oral health. This information allows the dental team to provide you with personalized care and ensures a smooth and efficient first visit. Remember to arrive early to complete any necessary paperwork and provide ample time for a thorough consultation.

Either works. You can request an appointment online at any time through our online booking, or call us at (214) 387-8400 during office hours (Tuesday and Thursday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm, Friday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm). If you need pre-medication before dental treatment because of a medical condition, please call so we can note it before your visit.

The duration of your first dental appointment can vary based on factors like the complexity of your oral health, the need for X-rays or additional diagnostics, and the extent of the examination and cleaning. Generally, plan for around 1 to 1.5 hours. Planning sufficient time allows for a comprehensive examination, discussion of your medical history, any necessary X-rays, and a thorough cleaning. If additional treatments or procedures are required, the appointment duration may vary. To optimize your time, complete any essential paperwork beforehand and arrive early for check-in.