Who do I call in the event of an emergency?

Both Doctors are available 24 hours for emergency consultation. Just call 972.985.3300 and leave your name, number, which doctor you wish to see and a brief description of the emergency. Our answering service will handle the rest for you.

How do you handle appointments?

Appointments are scheduled in as few, well-planned visits as necessary. Your appointment will be convenient and on time.

Can you let me know in advance how much my treatment plan will cost?

Yes. We discuss what your investment will be prior to any treatment, along with several methods of payment for your convenience. We will help in any way we can to expedite reimbursement of your dental benefits, but we also expect patients to take full responsibility for payments.

What methods of payment do you offer?

Dental treatment is an excellent investment in an individual's medical and psychological well being. Financial considerations should not be an obstacle to obtaining this important health service. Being sensitive to the fact that people have different needs in fulfilling their financial obligations, we are providing the following payment options.

Payment in Full: (Prepayment discount courtesy)

Office Payment Plan

Interest Free Option

Flexible Monthly Payment Option

We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover

Will I have to see other specialists?

You might. If the diagnosis reveals a need for another type of specialty, in addition to any esthetic and restorative needs, we will refer you to one of the best specialists in that field to help formulate an organized and complete treatment plan.

How do you feel about managed care programs?

We are proud of our highly trained and reputable staff, several of whom have been with us since the beginning. We have deliberately cultivated a low-volume, high-touch company culture. Our team is committed to excellence with a healthy discontent for doing things status quo. For that reason, we have declined to affiliate with any insurance organization's managed care program.

We feel that for a dentist to practice within the managed care system and be successful, he would either need to spend less time with each patient or use less quality materials and services. The patient loses in both scenarios.