Plan Your Visit

We’re a family dentist office. That means we welcome all adults and children into our office. We encourage you to bring your child in for his or her first appointment after the age of six months. 

Please aim to be at your dental appointment 15 minutes early. When possible, we will take patients early so you can be on your way faster. 

The care we provide is specific to each patient. Your appointment length will range from 45 minutes to up to an hour and a half, depending on what we need to do for you. 

Don’t put off getting the dental care you need. If you are experiencing a dental emergency, we encourage you to call our offices immediately. We are available on Saturdays, and we are open many holidays as well. If you need help for an emergency, we will do our best to make accommodations for you in our schedule. 

A Doctor of Dental Surgery and Doctor of Dental Medicine are two types of dental degrees you will see represented. A DDS and DMD are the same degree and those who obtain either type receive the same education and have graduated from an accredited college. Both complete extensive training, education, and must sit for dental exams to obtain licensing. And, there are continuing education requirements in all areas here. 

We accept most major forms of dental insurance. We encourage you to call our office first before your appointment so we can verify your insurance coverage. We can check benefits at this time and help you to know what the expected out of pocket cost is before your appointment as well. 

We want you to get the care you need. Royal Dental Care does offer affordable rates, and we offer payment options that meet most people’s needs. We encourage you to consider Care Credit as well as low-interest in-office Epic Dental coverage. These are payment plans that can help you meet your needs.

Royal Dental Care offers multiple payment options that fit most people’s needs, including low interest or no interest payment plan options, as well as an in-house discount plan for uninsured patients.

A covered benefit is a type of procedure or treatment that your dental plan will pay for at least to some level. It is listed on your policy and recognized as a coverage available to you.

We encourage you to take a closer look at the coverage you have. In an indemnity or traditional insurance plan, the policy will reimburse dentists at the Usual, Customary, and Reasonable Fee level. When you choose this type of dental plan, you can go to any dental office without being limited.

A Preferred Provider Organization is the more common option. In this type of plan, you will need to choose your dental care from a group of dentists that are listed on that plan. This group has agreed to a lower fee.

An HMO is yet another option. It is designed to provide members with a basic care at the lowest rate. Those who participate in it will receive a monthly capitation check for those patients who visit that location. Fees are lower here, but the patient will be responsible for paying the dental care provider.