How Can I Make a Same-Day Appointment with a Dentist?
Some oral health issues, such as toothaches, need to be treated by a professional as soon as possible. As such, our practice offers same-day appointments for patients who require urgent dental care. Since you likely can’t afford to wait for us to respond to an online request, we recommend that you instead call our office. A helpful team member will listen as you explain your situation, give you any necessary first-aid tips, and help you set up an emergency dental visit.
During your same-day appointment, we’ll do what we can to put a stop to your current pain. On top of that, we will check your mouth to see what’s causing the problem as well as how much damage has already been done. Then we’ll explain your options for treatment and work with you to figure out the best way to resolve the problems inside your mouth and restore your oral health.
How Do I Find the Best Place to Get Dental Work Done?
Performing an online search for “dentist near me” is likely to yield plenty of results, and you can always check online Google and Facebook reviews to see what patients think of a given practice. But if you want to truly narrow down your options, you need to stop and carefully consider just what it is you want from a dental home. Chances are you’re looking for a dentist who:
- Is happy to take your dental insurance plan.
- Is available at times that are convenient for your schedule.
- Is in a place that you can get to easily for routine checkups as well as more urgent appointments.
- Offers services that address your specific dental needs.
By keeping these and other criteria in mind, you can find a practice that is truly a good fit for you.
How Much Does It Cost to Get a Tooth Pulled Without Insurance?
While the average cost of a tooth extraction in the United States is in the range of $150 to $400, the amount you actually pay can be influenced by the location of the dental practice, the complexity of the tooth extraction, the number of teeth involved, and any form of sedation that may be administered. You might also need to consider the cost of related procedures, such as having the teeth replaced. Please let our team know if you have any questions regarding the cost of your tooth extraction.
What Do You Do If You Can’t Afford a Dentist?
We want all of our patients to be able to get the care they need at an affordable price. To make it easier to fit whatever dental services you might need into your budget, we accept a wide variety of dental insurance plans along with Medicaid and CHIP. We also offer in-house financing, and we can help you apply for CareCredit.
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