We offer the following payment options, which will help you maintain your optimal dental health: Payment in full may be made on the day of service. This will be collected before treatment. For multi-appointment procedures, such as crowns, bridgework, dentures, and soft-tissue management programs, 50% of the fee is due at the beginning of treatment, and the complete balance is due before the completion of treatment. Payment Plans: We are happy to offer interest free payment plans for 3 or 6 months, depending upon the amount of treatment to be rendered. Completion of a credit application and credit approval is required. The entire process can be completed in our office and takes approximately 30 minutes. More information at www.carecredit.com We accept cash, personal checks (with photo ID and subject to a $25.00 returned check fee), VISA, and MasterCard. "Dental Insurance" Employer paid dental benefits, commonly referred to as "dental insurance", have become a commonplace. All policies do have limitations, however, and do not cover 100% of the fees charged. For this reason, a copy of your dental benefit booklet will be needed to estimate your expected benefits. If your plan is unknown to our office, and a benefit booklet is not available, we will ask you to pay at the time of service, and for you to be reimbursed by your plan. We will gladly complete and file all necessary forms free of charge. You are responsible for your balance at all times, regardless of expected benefits. We reserve the right to bill your for any unpaid balances. Flexible Reimbursement Plans Reimbursement plans, such as Flexible Spending Accounts and Direct Reimbursement plans repay you for paid and completed dental procedures. We will be happy to provide you with a printed receipt when your dental work is completed. Appointment Times We offer appointment times for the mutual benefit of the patient, the doctor, and the staff. Please respect these appointment times. We will make every effort to see you at your appointed time. Because we work on a schedule, short notice cancellations or broken appointments affect everyone. Therefore, you may be charged for missed appointments or short notice cancellations (generally less than one full business day).