Your First Visit

When you attend your first visit, be sure to bring your:

  • Insurance information
  • Insurance information booklet
  • List of medications that you are currently taking
  • Family doctor’s contact information

Payment Information

We accept cash and any major credit card. Do you have insurance coverage? If so, we will offer direct assignment meaning you will only need to pay the remaining amount that was not covered by your insurance provider at your subsequent appointment. For Medicard financing, you can apply at our office.

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Fact: More than 23,000 people trusted Polo Park Dental with their oral health over the past five years.

Helpful Links

Looking for further information regarding oral health? The following are some online resources trusted by our team.

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FAQ

Q: How do I schedule my next appointment?

A: Simply call our practice!

Q: Will my insurance cover my treatment?

A: Your insurance contract is between you, your employer, and the insurance company. Before seeking treatment, we recommend you are fully aware of the limitations of your insurance company.

Q: Can I get an estimate for treatment before going to the dentist?

A: Following a dental exam, your dentist will discuss treatment recommendations with you and work with you to provide a cost estimate for treatment plans before you proceed.

Q: How often do I need a dental exam?

A: How often you should schedule a dental checkup and exam is dependent on your unique dental needs. Most patients are recommended to visit our dental clinic every six months. Your dentist can provide more information regarding the frequency of dental checkups and exams.

Q: At what age should I start bringing my child to the dentist?

A: It is never too early for your child to become acquainted with our dental team. Generally, children should begin visiting our dental clinic between the ages of one and two.

Q: I have a toothache, what should I do?

A: Contact your dentist as soon as possible. Over the counter analgesics (“pain killers”) may be appropriate depending on the severity of the pain. Only take medications as directed, and do not take more than the recommended dosages.

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