Stults Family Dentistry
2006©

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How can I improve my smile?
A: The do-It yourself approach is seldom effective.
The key to beautiful teeth is regular professional advice and care. For some, the answer may be simple whitening and routine tooth-colored fillings. Others will require more extensive procedures such as; porcelain crowns and Invisalign™ invisible braces. With the 21st century dental care available at Stults Family Dentistry, predictable smile improvement is a reality.

Q: How can I afford Dental Care?
A: First of all, commit to making preventive dentistry a priority. This includes good home care habits, a healthy diet and regular dental check ups. At Stults Family Dentistry we are very straightforward with our fees. Written estimates are presented before treatment is scheduled. Although we welcome dental insurance plans, our agreement is solely with the patient. For typical coverage, we ask only for the patient portion of payment and accept assignment of benefits for the insurance portion. We encourage the use of Visa and Mastercard. Financing is increasingly popular through

Q: Can I fill out my patient information form prior to my first visit?
A: Yes. Click here to download our New Patient Form. Print and fill out this form and bring it with you on your first visit to our office.

Q: Do the appointments run on time?
A: We are respectful of your time. We work very hard to see each client in a timely manner. We very typically run right on time or even a bit early.

Q: Are dental X-rays safe?
A: Any exposure to radiation at a dental office is very minimal. More information from the ADA.

Q: How often will I need X-rays and why do I need
dental X-rays?
A: Quality care is impossible without current x-rays. This is especially true for new patients. Most established patients need x-rays infrequently, usually every third checkup. Drs. Delynn and Daniel determine this for each patient according to individual factors.

Q: Does over-the-counter whitening work?
A: Most find these products to offer very minimal results. A professionally mediated whitening is typically required to acquire a noticeable change.

Q: What if I have a dental emergency?
A: We provide emergency care for all of our patients of record. You can expect same-day service during office hours. After-hours callers will be given instructions to receive prompt attention.

For more answers to dental questions, visit The American Dental Association's Website.