How Do I Get Emergency Dental Care?
If you have an oral health issue that requires urgent attention, you should pick up the phone and give our office a call. We’ll try to schedule a same-day appointment for you whenever we can, and we will work quickly to relieve your pain while also addressing any damage that your smile has suffered.
Keep in mind that most emergency rooms lack the means to effectively treat dental emergencies. That said, if your particular emergency is putting your life in danger for any reason – such as making it hard to swallow or breathe – then you should call 911.
How Do I Find the Best Place to Get Dental Work Done?
If you simply type the words “dentist near me” into Google, you are likely to be overwhelmed by all the choices that appear. To narrow down your options, think about the criteria that matter most to you, such as accepting your dental insurance or being located near your home and/or workplace. Then you can look for practices that meet these criteria and check to see if they offer the right services to fulfill all your smile’s needs. If you want to get an idea of how a practice treats its patients, look at its online reviews to see the kind of feedback that it tends to get.
How Much Does a Dental Checkup & Cleaning Cost in Broken Arrow, OK?
The answer to this question depends on which practice you go to as well as other factors. Many people end up paying between $200 to $350 on average. However, this is before dental insurance is taken into account. Some plans are willing to mostly or fully cover the cost of routine dental checkups and teeth cleanings in order to encourage patients to seek the preventative care they need to avoid serious and potentially costly oral health issues.
How Much Does It Cost to Get a Tooth Pulled Without Insurance?
There are several questions that need to be answered to figure out how much a tooth extraction will cost. How many teeth need to be removed? Which specific teeth are involved? Will sedation be used as part of the procedure? These and other factors must be considered before an estimate can be created. In the United States, the cost of a tooth extraction is often in the range of $150 to $400. Note that if you don’t have dental insurance, you can sign up for our VantageOne in-house savings plan to save money on your care, or you can apply for a CareCredit financing plan that has low to no interest.
— TJ Sprague, DDS
