We never want finances to stand between you and the dentistry you need to stay healthy. Our team will discuss your conditions with you and each of the treatment options–from the most conservative to the most ideal—and leave the choice to you.
We accept a wide variety of payment options, and we encourage you to contact our dental team to discuss them.
Dental Membership Savings Plan
If you don't have dental insurance, ask us about our dental membership plans for adults and children. For one low membership fee, you'll receive coverage for preventive teeth cleanings, exams, and x-rays, and you'll enjoy additional savings on certain restorative procedures.
Members also don't have to worry about these common factors that accompany dental insurance:
- Annual maximums for treatment
- Waiting periods
- Deductibles
- Treatment limitations
When you sign up, you can use your dental membership plan and enjoy its benefits immediately! Contact our team for more information.
Insurance
Our team is happy to file dental claims on your behalf. Since thousands of dental insurance plans are available, your coverage options are unique. Give us a call to discuss your out-of-pocket estimates, and be sure to bring your insurance information with you to your dental appointment.
For a complete list of insurance plans we work with, contact our dental office staff to learn more!
Payment Options
We accept the following forms of payment in our dental office:
- Cash
- Checks
- Debit
- Credit cards
No, you're never too old for a healthier, more beautiful smile! While many people associate braces with teenagers, adults of all ages can benefit from orthodontic treatment.
At Logan Family Dentistry, we've helped patients in their 50s, 60s, and beyond achieve straighter teeth and improved oral health. Today's options, including traditional braces and nearly invisible Invisalign aligners, make adult orthodontics more comfortable and discreet than ever.
Dr. Logan can evaluate your specific needs and recommend the best approach for your smile goals, regardless of your age.
No. Most forms of dental sedation will leave you drowsy but conscious and able to move and speak voluntarily. Dental sedation will put you into a deeply relaxed state. You may find that time passes faster and may not even remember parts of the procedure when it is over, but you will be conscious the entire time.