Q: Are you accepting new patients?

We are always happy to accept  new patients into our family of patients.

Q: Do you see children?

We love children of all ages. About 1/3 of our patents are under 18.

Q: When should I take my child to the dentist?

Normally you can take your child to a dentist at 12 months.  While we examine your child's teeth, and to council the parents on any obvious problems that appear to be developing. It also creates a record for the child and the parents.At this time, the parents will get the education for their child dental care. you can get more information on how to take care of your baby's teeth.  Prevention is better than a cure.

Q: Do you offer emergency care?

Yes! We place special priority on your dental emergency  If a dental emergency should arise, please call the office at (510) 623-0155 and we will make every effort to attend to your need quickly.

Q: Do you offer payment plan?

Yes, in the event the dental work needed is extensive we are certainly happy to discuss individually tailored financial arrangements. Please ask our Financial Coordinator for more detail.

Q: What insurance plans do you accept?

We do accept most insurance plans including Delta Dental, Metlife, Fortis, Blue Shield, Aetna, AIG, Guardian and Blue Cross. In addition, we do accept “in-network” and “out-of-network” patients, but unfortunately, we are not able to offer coverage for HMO or Medicare at this time.

Q: Do you offer senior discount?

Yes, we value our senior patients contribution to our community. Senior citizens, age 60 and over, will receive a 5% credit toward their payment.

Q: What type of payment do you accept?

We accept cash, checks, and most major credit cards. For certain treatments, financial plans are available. Discuss the one that best suit your needs with our Financial Coordinator prior to your treatment.

Q: How much will my insurance cover?

This is an excellent question. Even though our fees are consistent, it is difficult to know exactly what your dental benefits will be. Each dental insurance plan is a negotiated contract between the insurance company and the employer. As a result, no two insurance plans are the same. The level of coverage is ultimately determined by the policy the employer selects. Some companies base their reimbursements on the actual fee charged while others base their reimbursement on a table determined by the employer. Most patients feel their dental health is important enough to proceed with treatment regardless of the benefit they will receive from their insurance company. These same patients have found that by addressing their dental need in a timely fashion they actually save money by avoiding more costly treatment resulting from neglect. For those patients facing extensive dental rehabilitation with limited financial resources we recommend a financial consultation with our administrative coordinator.

·         How can I make a appointment?

 Just give us a call at: 510 623 0155