Technology

Soft Tissue Lasers for a less painful procedure with faster healing.  All lasers work by delivering energy in the form of light. When used for surgical and dental procedures, the laser acts as a cutting instrument or a vaporizer of tissue that it comes in contact with. Use of a laser in dentistry is in many cases far less painful and will heal much faster than conventional means with less post operative discomfort.

Insurance restrictions can be confusing. Thats why our staff will help to research your insurance benefits package to better understand your policy’s payment schedule and to easier estimate your financial portion. Many times they have this information researched for you before you even arrive for your appointment. “We’re all about preparation here.” says our staff. We are in network with the following insurance plans: AETNA PPO, ANTHEM BCBS, BCBS OF KS (excluding federal), CIGNA PPO, DELTA PPO, UNITED CONCORDIA ELITE, UNITED HEALTHCARE, and UNITED CONCORDIA ADDP. We do work with other companies but they will receive out of network benefits.

Faster and more secure electronic insurance claims filing. Healthcare information submitted electronically benefits from earlier detection of errors. Different levels of editing are conducted upon submission of the electronic transaction prior to being sent to the payment system. This editing drastically reduces the likelihood of claims being rejected or denied for payment within the claims processing system.

Reduced radiation exposures, ease of viewing, and instant transfer to specialists. Sometimes “virtual consultations” can be performed with specialists electronically when emergencies occur in order to save time.

We also offer convenient ways to schedule your appointments or pay for services over the phone and in office. Most debit and credit cards are accepted.

Appointment reminders via Text, Email, and Phone calls are also available upon request.

Is similar to your hospital CT except for the fact it emits 96% less radiation when used. This technology is state of the art and until recently has been limited to use in specialists office. Use in our office allows us to see and diagnose abnormalities that were previously hidden.  It us used in general diagnosis, precision implant design and placement, and advanced route canal therapy. 

Through the use of advanced camera technology, a series of pictures can be strung together to create a 3D image of your teeth. This allows us a more accurate representation of the patients mouth than traditional methods. Digital images can be transmitted to orthodontists, or even our labs to make crown and bridge work.