Patient Resources
We understand that informed and empowered patients make for healthier smiles. That’s why we’re proud to offer a comprehensive range of patient resources to support you on your dental journey. From educational materials and informative seminars to transparent billing and easy appointment scheduling, we’re committed to providing you with all the tools and information you need to make well-informed decisions about your oral health.
What To Expect at Your First Visit
Our goal is to ensure that every visit to our practice is a positive and enriching experience, and our patient resources are designed to enhance your understanding and engagement in your dental care. Here’s what you can expect at your first visit with us:
Initial Consultation
New visit consultations not only include meeting our dentists, but also include x-rays, checkup, and digital images of your smile. Using this data, our team will help you to decide exactly what you hope to achieve and help you come up with a plan.
Treatment Plan
Our team will work with you to form a carefully created plan for treatment, taking your current financial obligations into consideration. At our practice we do everything we can to make sure you get the service you need and want, without putting pressure to spend more than you are able.
Follow-up Visits
Once we have determined a personal treatment plan for you, now will be the time to discuss payment options and any additional questions you might have. We will then schedule you for follow-up visits according to your plan.
Financing & Insurance
To make dental care accessible to all, we offer a variety of flexible payment options, including insurance, CareCredit, and convenient payment plans. We want to do whatever we can to help our patients in the Jacksonville, FL area have a healthy, comfortable smile. Please note that we do not accept cash.
Credit Cards Currently Accepted
Visa – Mastercard – Discover – American Express
Insurance
Dental insurance can be a helpful way to assist in paying for dental treatment. Our experienced staff is excellent at understanding insurance so patients receive the maximum allowable benefit from their insurance company. We will file all paperwork for you.
Scheduled/Monthly Payments
We work with Care Credit and Lending Club and our staff can help you find the option that is right for you.
Financing & Insurance
To make dental care accessible to all, we offer a variety of flexible payment options, including insurance, CareCredit, and convenient payment plans. We want to do whatever we can to help our patients in the Jacksonville, FL area have a healthy, comfortable smile. Please note that we do not accept cash.
Credit Cards Currently Accepted
Visa – Mastercard – Discover – American Express
Insurance
Dental insurance can be a helpful way to assist in paying for dental treatment. Our experienced staff is excellent at understanding insurance so patients receive the maximum allowable benefit from their insurance company. We will file all paperwork for you.
Scheduled/Monthly Payments
We work with Care Credit and Lending Club and our staff can help you find the option that is right for you.
No Insurance, No Problem!
Click the button below to discover how our in-house dental plan can help you manage costs and provide peace of mind for your dental care.
Emergency Care
Many dental problems occur without warning; nothing hurts until there is a significant problem. Other times, an accident can force the need for immediate dental attention.
Our Emergency Services include:
- Tooth ache relief
- Swollen jaw relief
- Cracked tooth treatment
- Repairing lost or loose fillings
- Sore gum relief
- Root canal therapy
How To Avoid Dental Emergencies:
Tooth and gum pain can sneak up on anyone at any time. But the best way to limit your risk of a dental emergency is to have regular check-ups. At these pre-arranged visits, your dentist can find problems in the early stages and treat them right away.
Call (904) 865-2032 if you’re a patient in need or if you want to learn more about our emergency dentistry.
Frequently Asked Questions
I really don’t like visiting the dentist. Is there anything that you can do to help me relax?
Your comfort is most important. Click here to view just some of the ways we go out of our way to help you relax.
How often should I be going to the dentist?
The American Dental Association recommends 2 to 4 visits per year, depending on your particular dental health. In the long run, regular preventive oral care is a wise investment and actually helps you save money (and your teeth!)
Can bleaching damage your teeth?
Crowns, Veneers, Onlays, Inlays, & Partials. Where can I learn more about these?
We are happy to answer any questions you may have about any dental topic, procedure or technique. But if you would like even more information about a larger variety of topics click here.
My dentures are loose. What can I do?
Loose dentures can be uncomfortable, unhealthy and sometimes embarrassing. We have helped many patients overcome this so that they now speak, chew, and smile with confidence and comfort!
I really don’t like visiting the dentist. Is there anything that you can do to help me relax?
Your comfort is most important. Click here to view just some of the ways we go out of our way to help you relax.
How often should I be going to the dentist?
The American Dental Association recommends 2 to 4 visits per year, depending on your particular dental health. In the long run, regular preventive oral care is a wise investment and actually helps you save money (and your teeth!)
Can bleaching damage your teeth?
Professional teeth whitening solutions are safe when properly used. We can advise you how to best protect your teeth. In most cases our whitening techniques are a very safe and effective way to a whiter, brighter smile! We will be happy to guide you toward the best option.
Crowns, Veneers, Onlays, Inlays, & Partials. Where can I learn more about these?
We are happy to answer any questions you may have about any dental topic, procedure or technique. But if you would like even more information about a larger variety of topics click here.
My dentures are loose. What can I do?
Loose dentures can be uncomfortable, unhealthy and sometimes embarrassing. We have helped many patients overcome this so that they now speak, chew, and smile with confidence and comfort!