Office Policies
Dentist Office Hours
Wednesday – 10:00 am – 5:30 pm
Please call our dental office 1-3 weeks prior to your desired date to allow us to fit your schedule. The earlier you call the better.
Dental Office Scheduling
Dentist Appointment Cancellation
Despite careful scheduling, emergency dental problems can cause delays. At our dental office in St Louis Missouri, we always try our best to stay on time. If your dentist appointment time is affected due to an unforeseen emergency, we will do our best to notify you, because we know that your time is valuable too.
Financial Arrangements with our Dental Office
If you would like assistance with your payment, our dentist office offers Wells Fargo financing. Wells Fargo offers up to 12 months with no interest to our patients, if paid in full, with a down payment of 20% at the time of service. If you would like an application we can provide one for you. Once the application is filled out please return it to us no less than 1 week prior to your dentist appointment. We will process your information and notify you of your approval status.
If you have dental insurance we’ll submit your claims for reimbursement to you. We make every effort to submit all insurance claims electronically and on the day of service. At times it is necessary to send a paper claim with x-rays through the mail. In any case, once the claim is received by the insurance company they have 30 days in which to pay or request further information. We specifically request these payments be sent directly to the patient. In the event that the insurance company sends us a check by mistake, we will send the funds to you.
At our St Louis dental office, we do our best to assist our patients with financial arrangements, so please feel free to call our office to discuss any concerns or questions you may have. We ask that you plan your dentist appointments with these arrangements in mind.
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