Learning more
about dentistry can go a long way toward helping you take better care of your smile. Read on for our helpful
responses to a number of common dental questions.
How Can I Make a Same-Day Appointment with a Dentist?
When you have a dental issue that requires immediate attention, it’s best to contact your
dentist’s office via phone. While you could potentially reach out via email or an online request form,
a phone call lets you talk to someone right away, meaning you don’t have to worry about waiting for a
response.
Our practice offers same-day appointments for patients with urgent dental issues, such as severe tooth pain
or a tooth that was damaged or knocked out in an accident. During your appointment, we’ll thoroughly
examine your mouth to determine the source of your dental emergency as well as how much damage has already
been done. The results of our examination will help us figure out the best way to put a stop to your dental
pain and restore the health of your smile.
How Do I Find the Best Place to Get Dental Work Done?
Take the time to ask yourself what your ideal dental practice looks like. Do they accept your dental
insurance plan? Are they open at specific times? Are they within a certain distance from your home? Do they
offer specific services, such as dentures in Boynton Beach? The more clearly you define what you’re
looking for, the easier it is to find a dental practice that’s truly a good fit for you.
Upon finding a dental practice that you’re interested in, check to see if their website has a
biographical section that gives more details about the credentials of the dentist who works there. Then,
look up the practice on Google or Facebook to see what kind of feedback they’ve received from their
patients.
How Much Does a Dental Checkup & Cleaning Cost in Boynton Beach, FL?
Having your teeth examined and cleaned by a dentist every six months can ultimately help you avoid advanced
dental issues that require complex, costly forms of care. The cost of a routine dental checkup and cleaning
often falls in the range of $200 and $350 in the United States. Factors like the location of the practice,
the dental health of the patient, and dental insurance coverage can all influence the final cost.
What Do You Do If You Can’t Afford a Dentist?
Our practice is happy to provide the following options for making dental care more affordable:
- We accept most PPO dental insurance plans and can file any necessary claims for you.
- We offer an in-house dental membership plan that allows even uninsured patients to save money on a
variety of services.
- We work with CareCredit so that our patients can break up the cost of their care with budget-friendly
financing plans.
- We’re partnered with Healthcare Finance Direct to provide convenient, stress-free financing for
Invisalign patients.
Aaron Ben-Jacob, DDS
Camilo
Rodriguez, DMD
