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Frequently Asked Questions – Answered!

Whether you want to get back on track with cleanings and checkups, you have some restorative work to take care of, or you want to enhance your smile with cosmetic dentistry, we’re here to help! Here are the answers to some of the most common questions we are asked at our practice in Buda. If you don’t see the information that you’re looking for below, don’t hesitate to give us a call. We’d be happy to address any of your questions and concerns.

We offer same-day appointments for patients who have dental emergencies. The best way to schedule a same-day visit is to give us a call directly. This way, you can talk to a member of our staff and let them know what’s going on. They will schedule you in as soon as possible. The goal of same-day appointments is to assess the situation, eliminate the cause of any pain, and to finalize a plan for future treatment. Sometimes, more advanced treatment can be completed the same day.

The cost of a tooth extraction can vary on multiple factors. The average fee for this service is between $150 and $400. If you have dental insurance, the cost of this procedure may receive partial coverage by your benefits. If you have any concerns about the cost of your treatment, don’t hesitate to talk to one of our friendly team members. We can discuss your payment options so that you don’t run into any surprises.

Did you know that approximately 1/3 of dentists currently working in the United States are women? On top of that, more than 50% of current dental school students in the country are women. A great way to start is by searching “female dentist near Buda.” To learn more about the dentist you are considering, check out the “Meet the Dentists” section of their website to read their biographical information.

All dentists in the United States need to receive either a Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) or a Doctor of Dental Sciences (DDS) from one of the 67 Accredited dental schools in the United States. Dental school takes three years with a combination of classroom and hands-on learning. On top of that, all dentists are required to complete a certain number of continuing education hours to keep their license.

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