Showing posts with label dental savings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dental savings. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 21, 2016

The Early Bird Catches the Savings!

YEAR END INSURANCE REMINDER

The end of the year is when most flexible spending, health savings, and insurance benefits expire and we'd like to give you a friendly reminder that it's a good time to come in for your dental visit. Don't wait until the last minute to use remaining dental benefits!

Optimize your insurance benefits!
We can help you prioritize your treatment and maximize your remaining dental benefits.


Take action sooner rather than later; end-of-year reservations always fill quickly! Remember there is no carry over of dental benefits from years to year
so you use them or lose them!

Call Today to Schedule your Reservation!

Thank you for being a valued member of our dental family. Please give us a call if you have any questions or if we can be of any assistance whatsoever.

Wednesday, August 31, 2016



 




The Clear Alternative to Braces
If you've ever wondered how you can straighten your teeth without braces, 
now is the time to take advantage of this limited time fall special:

$500 OFF INVISALIGN
PLUS:
FREE TEETH WHITENING ($399 value)
AND VIVERA RETAINERS ($579 value)
Offer Expires: 10/01/16



What is Invisalign?
Invisalign is a virtually invisible solution, so you can smile confidently both during and after treatment. Using a series of clear, removable aligners, Invisalign gradually moves your teeth toward the smile you’ve always wanted. And, almost no one will know you’re wearing them!.

Invisalign is comfortable to wear and easy to live with. You visit our office ever month or two to check your progression and get new aligners. Because aligners are removable, you can continue to eat your favorite foods and you can brush and floss normally to keep your teeth and gums healthy.

Invisalign is able to treat a wide range of cases, ranging from crowding, spacing, overbites and underbites.

What are the benefits of straight teeth?
Crooked teeth (or malocclusion) can lead to plaque accumulation, periodontal disease, premature tooth wear, tooth mobility or tooth loss and TMJ problems.

Studies have also shown a link between periodontal disease and certain types of cancer. Not to mention, straight teeth look better and can be a boost to self esteem!


If Invisalign sounds like something that you’d like to try, give us a call at 936-539-3636 or request an appointment online at www.conroesmilemakeover.com.

We’d love you to schedule a complimentary consultation to see how Invisalign can help you!

Thursday, June 23, 2016

Dental Implant Savings for You!



I understand that losing one or more teeth impacts a person’s smile, confidence and enjoyment of their favorite foods. That’s why one of the most rewarding things that I do in dentistry is the placement of dental implants. Dental implants are technology's way of taking us a step closer to a tooth replacement that feels secure and looks like your own. The results are natural-looking dental implants that look, feel and function as your own! Whether it’s replacing a single tooth with a dental implant or securing a denture with multiple implants, the results are truly life changing!

I recently completed another implant-supported denture case. Prior to the placement of implants, the patient was constantly gagging one her dentures and spent the majority of the time with them out of her mouth. The patient worried constantly about her dentures slipping while speaking and often covered her mouth when smiling. She was unable to chew her food properly, which can create other long-term health issues. It’s safe to say that the placement of implants to secure her dentures has changed her life:

"When I starting coming to Dr. Gardner's office, I was having constant trouble with my dentures. They were loose and causing constant issues. I was self-conscious; I would not go out to eat with others, watched what I ate, and knew what not to try. Dr. Gardner placed implants on the top and bottom and new dentures were made. I have more confidence now; I smile a lot more. I look directly at someone when doing so. I had a tendency not to smile before as I was afraid someone would know I was wearing dentures. I laugh more, and I eat more of the foods I enjoy, not the ones that are just safe." -Cathy J. 

It’s not just those wearing dentures who can benefit from the placement of dental implants. Implants can also be used to replace missing teeth. The placement of a single tooth implant eliminates the unnecessary cutting of healthy tooth structure. Dental implants are easier than a bridge to keep clean and they do not decay.

The best part? Implants are very durable and will last many years. With good care, many implants last a lifetime. Consider implants an investment in your health and yourself!

"Dr. Gardner and his staff are very professional and courteous. They are very good at staying on time with my appointments. I was very happy when I received my implants in 1993. I had very little pain afterwards. It changed everything for me. I have had no problems and they are very low maintenance."

If you've been considering improving your smile by replacing missing teeth, or if you've been struggling to keep your dentures in place, implants could be just the answer for you! I’ve extended a special offer to my patients:

For a limited time we're offering $500 off all implants.

Act before Aug. 31, 2016
and receive $500 off all implants.

For more information and additional patient testimonials please visit our website www.drtimgardner.com


Tuesday, April 12, 2016

How to Prevent Expensive Dentistry


Teeth are valuable!  

In fact, your mouth’s economic value is over $100,000 and that is on the low side.   
An implant and implant crown, the most natural tooth replacement, cost from $4,000-$5,000 each &
most people have 28 teeth in order to smile and chew well.

Doesn’t make sense to protect such a valuable asset? 


Preventive Dentistry - the best game in town

Clean teeth and gums do not get decay or gum disease; it is simple as that. Teeth will last a lifetime if certain things are done correctly.  Teeth are different than the rest of your body. You can follow an MD’s advice on prevention of disease like heart disease, diabetes and cancer and improve your odds but there are still no guarantees. If one starts with healthy teeth and gums and keeps them 100% clean, decay and gum disease will not occur.

Biofilm 

Biofilm is a mat of bacteria that join together to make a protective, slick, slimy film.  The bacteria are interlocked and form a wall that protects a vast community of bacteria underneath.  Biofilm is everywhere including commodes, slick river rocks, wet slick cement etc. 
One of the most known and most studied biofilm is dental plaque.  The mass of different bacteria in dental plaque is the cause of both decay and gum disease.  Dentists and the media call this biofilm plaque.  When free calcium, which exists in saliva, embeds itself in this mat like film, the substance becomes rock hard and then is called calculus. 
 It is a complicated subject so I am going to make it easy and simple; no biofilm on teeth or under the gums, no decay and no gum disease.  These two infections cannot exist without biofilm.

Removing Biofilm/Plaque

Biofilm/plaque forms constantly on the teeth and gums, even when you do not eat!  So if you want to be 100% disease free, you will want to clean teeth and gums at least twice a day if not more.
My team and I have found that using a combination of the Sonicare Toothbrush, Water Pick and dental floss is the very best regimen.
The Sonicare literally explodes the biofilm with its cleaning technique, the Water Pick removes food debris that feed the plaque and the floss removes the plaque in between the teeth.  If you are not using a water lavage and floss, you are not effectively cleaning 40%of all your teeth.

Prevention Plan

Like any health goal, it is best to have a knowledgeable coach, one who can give you a customized regimen because everyone and every mouth is different and therefor has different needs.  Dentists and hygienist truly care about you preventing disease.  Let them know what your dental goals are so they can help you achieve them. 



For more information on our office please visit us at conroesmilemakeover.com

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

3 Reasons to Visit us Sooner, Rather than Later


Most of us think that taking care of our teeth is about having a great smile and avoiding the discomfort of a toothache. Having a great smile and avoiding toothaches are valid and important reasons for maintaining a good oral health program, there are three other equally strong reasons to consider.

First, dental health is part of your overall health. Second, choosing good dental care is a wise investment of your time and financial resources.
Finally, your emotional well-being is influenced by how you think and feel about yourself. Your smile is a big part of your self image. Let's examine each of these areas more thoroughly.

Good Physical Health Equals Good Dental Health

It is easy to forget that your teeth, gums, and mouth are essential parts of your physical body. Periodontal disease, bone and gum loss, and infections all affect the overall picture of your physical health. The ability to chew your food well helps digestion and reduces stress on the gastrointestinal system.
Like any physical system, each part of the body plays a role in the overall health of the system; taking care of your teeth and gums is a part of an intentional plan for physical health. In collaboration with your dentistry team, you can create a dental plan that will contribute to your overall health plan.

A Good Dental Plan is a Wise Investment

There are two important resources that you use and allocate in your everyday life: your time and your money. When it comes to your dental care, they are closely related.
The time you take everyday to invest in your dental health is also an investment in your financial health. When treatment is necessary, dentistry is also an investment in your financial future. Proper treatment today prevents more costly complications and uncomfortable problems tomorrow.
For those who seek to maintain their dental health for life, it is a wise investment to get the most value from the knowledge and skills your dentist and good dental care offers you.

Good Dental Health Equals Emotional Well-Being

How you feel and think about yourself is an important part of your emotional well-being, and a pleasant smile plays a big role in this. In addition, when you take an active role in caring for yourself, it also contributes to your overall sense of competence in managing your life and maintaining a positive lifestyle. The habit of good dental care and regular hygiene examinations reinforces taking positive steps for yourself in other areas of your life.
Smile because good dental care can provide you with innovative and effective ways to create and maintain a pleasant smile that you feel good about. When it comes to feeling good about yourself and your smile, dentistry offers many exciting and effective options.

 
For more information on how Dr. Gardner and Dr. Burch can help in multiple areas of your life visit us at www.conroesmilemakeover.com 

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Even when tiny...tooth cracks need attention



Every tooth fracture needs prompt treatment. No chip or crack is insignificant.

Unfortunately, some cracks are too small to be seen, even by a trained eye. Sometimes the culprit is a hairline crack in what looks like a healthy tooth. You may not be aware of the damage until pain fills your mouth. You may not even be sure which tooth is causing you trouble.

Chips and cracks cannot be safely ignored. Untreated, tooth fractures grow larger and longer, inviting bacteria and tooth decay. Cracks in teeth also darken and age your smile. Taking that "stitch in time" before your mouth unravels will save you pain, time and expense.

Most cracks are superficial, involving only part of the crown, maybe a bit of the root structure. With fast and effective direct bonding, we can stop a small fracture from growing ugly.

What's more, 90 percent of all cracks need nothing more than an uncomplicated treatment like tooth-colored fillings, porcelain laminated veneers, or crowns. Don't put it off until that little crack becomes one of the ten percent that need serious measures. If you chip or crack a tooth, call us today for an appointment.

Taking that "stitch in time" before your mouth unravels will save you pain, time and expense.

If you have questions or concerns regarding cracked teeth, please don't hesitate to call us at 936-539-3636 or email us at drtimgardner@consolidated.net today.

If you have any friends or family members who you feel could use our services, please don't hesitate to have them call us. We'll be sure to take good care of them.

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

$500 Off Invisalign


We’re proud to offer the Invisalign...
The Clear Alternative to Braces

If you've ever wondered how you can straighten your teeth without braces, now is the time to take advantage of this limited time spring special:

$500 OFF INVISALIGN
Offer Expires: 05/20/2013
*Some Restrictions Apply


What is Invisalign?
Invisalign is a virtually invisible solution, so you can smile confidently both during and after treatment. Using a series of clear, removable aligners, Invisalign gradually moves your teeth toward the smile you’ve always wanted. And, almost no one will know you’re wearing them unless you tell them.

Invisalign is comfortable to wear and easy to live with. You visit our office ever month or two to check your progression and get new aligners. Average treatment time is about a year. Because aligners are removable, you can continue to eat your favorite foods. And you can brush and floss normally to keep your teeth and gums healthy.

Invisalign is able to treat a wide range of cases, ranging from crowding, spacing, overbites and underbites.


If Invisalign sounds like something that you’d like to try, give us a call at 936-539-3636 or request an appointment online at www.conroesmilemakeover.com.

We’d love to get you in for a complimentary consultation to see how Invisalign can help you!