Frequently Asked Questions in Kuna ID

Patients should come in every 3 to 6 months (varies on patients needs) for cleanings and check ups.

Some common procedures are Dental fillings which can range from $180 to $270 depending on the size of the filling.

Another common procedure is Dental crowns which are around $1500

We also can perform teeth extractions if needed which can range from $150 to $300 depending on the nature of the extraction.

Please note this is our office fee and depending on your insurance coverage, your out of pocket cost could be different

Yes! Sometimes it is possible for our office to help with needs of a Dental emergency however sometimes we do have a busy day and it may not be possible for us to fit you in the same day, however we are happy to help however we can!

Some symptoms of cavities or gum disease include, tooth sensitivity to temperature such as hot or cold. Discoloration or holes in teeth. Soreness around gums.

You can maintain good oral hygiene at home by brushing twice a day! Once in the morning and once in the evening. You should also be flossing at least once a day.

There are several types of dental fillings, including silver amalgam, gold, ceramic, and composite resin. Composite fillings are a popular choice because they are durable, long-lasting, and match the natural color of your teeth for a seamless, natural-looking smile.

Give us a call! We can help however we can! Whether that means getting you scheduled as soon as possible, or giving you next steps to help remediate the issue.

Although risks with dental care are rare sometimes there are risks that can happen. Our doctor will discuss with you any potential risks associated with your treatment upon diagnosis.

At this office we do not do sedation dentistry, however we do provide a service called conscious sedation, we call in a prescription called Triazolam which makes the patient “loopy” but they are still awake, once the effect goes away the patient remembers very little about the appointment.

Diet can play a part in cavities as well as not getting regular teeth cleanings with your dentist. Another thing is genetics as some people are more prone to getting cavities.

Absolutely! Dental care is safe for children and we see patients of all ages.

At what age should I take my child in for their first dental exam?