FAQ

Absolutely. We offer family scheduling to make routine care easier for busy households.

Each visit includes a full exam, digital X-rays, an oral cancer screening, and a professional cleaning.

Most checkups last about an hour. If you’re a new patient or have specific concerns, we may take a little more time to ensure thorough care.

We’re a locally owned, husband-and-wife team offering modern care with advanced technology, minimal referrals, and a patient-first approach in a comfortable, welcoming setting.

We provide calming amenities, a supportive atmosphere, and optional sedation for patients who need extra comfort.

Yes, we welcome patients ages 4 and up and offer family-friendly scheduling for your convenience.

Yes. Drs. Drew and Sydney Fowler are the sole providers and work closely together to offer consistent, personalized care.

We recommend visiting every six months. Some patients with specific concerns may need more frequent visits.

We work with most major dental insurance providers and will help you verify your benefits before your visit.

You’ll receive a custom retainer to keep your new smile aligned. We’ll recommend how often to wear it to maintain results.

Wear your aligners 20–22 hours per day, removing them only for eating, drinking (except water), and brushing.

We typically schedule visits every 6–8 weeks to monitor progress and provide your next set of aligners.

Pricing varies based on your treatment needs. We offer flexible financing and accept most insurance plans to make Invisalign affordable.

There may be a short adjustment period, but most patients speak normally within a few days of starting treatment.

Use lukewarm water and mild soap, or Invisalign cleaning crystals, to keep your aligners fresh and clear.

Yes. Aligners should be removed during meals, so you can enjoy your favorite foods without restrictions.

Yes. Many dental plans offer orthodontic coverage, and we’ll help you verify your benefits and estimate costs.

You may feel slight pressure when switching to a new set of aligners, but most patients experience minimal discomfort.

Most patients complete treatment within 12–18 months, depending on the complexity of the case.

Not always. We’ll evaluate your jawbone during your consultation to determine if grafting is necessary.

No. Brush and floss like normal, and keep up with routine dental visits.

Some patients qualify for same-day placement with temporary teeth. We’ll discuss this option during your consultation.

Dental implants have a success rate of over 95% when placed by experienced professionals.

Some plans offer partial coverage. Our team will verify your benefits and help you explore payment and financing options.

Bone loss, shifting teeth, and bite changes can occur. Implants help preserve bone and maintain alignment.

Yes, in many cases. We offer same-day implant placement when conditions are appropriate.

Typically 3–6 months, depending on healing time and whether bone grafting is needed.

Most patients experience minimal discomfort. We use local anesthesia and offer sedation options for a calm, pain-free procedure.

With proper care, implants can last a lifetime. The crown or restoration may need replacement after 10–15 years due to wear.

Practice daily brushing and flossing, avoid staining foods and drinks, and come in for regular cleanings to protect your results.

Absolutely. Many patients opt for a smile makeover that includes veneers, whitening, or alignment to achieve a full transformation.

Professional whitening is stronger, safer, and tailored to your teeth. It provides faster, more even results without damaging enamel.

If needed, we’ll coordinate with restorative or orthodontic treatment to improve both function and appearance for a balanced, healthy bite.

Yes, but we’ll address any active dental problems—like decay or gum disease—first to ensure your cosmetic results are long-lasting.

Most treatments are non-invasive or minimally invasive. We also offer comfort options and gentle techniques to ensure a low-stress experience.

Porcelain veneers typically last 10–15 years or longer with good care. Composite bonding may last 5–7 years and can be easily repaired if needed.

Costs vary depending on your treatment plan. We offer transparent estimates, flexible financing through CareCredit, and help you understand what’s covered by insurance.

Anyone who wants to enhance the color, shape, alignment, or overall appearance of their teeth may benefit from cosmetic treatment.

Cosmetic dentistry focuses on improving the appearance of your smile, often using treatments like whitening, veneers, bonding, or a full smile makeover.

Brush and floss daily, avoid abrasive products, and maintain regular cleanings and exams. We’ll provide specific care tips at your appointment.

We’ll explore alternative options such as bonding, Invisalign, or whitening, depending on your needs.

Typically not, as they are elective. However, we offer financing options to make treatment more accessible.

Most patients experience little to no discomfort. We use local anesthetic and can offer sedation if needed.

Yes, though we recommend avoiding extremely hard foods and not biting directly into hard items like ice or hard candy.

It depends on your smile goals. Some patients only need 2–4 veneers, while others may benefit from 6–10 for full symmetry.

No. Porcelain is highly resistant to stains from coffee, wine, and other dark beverages.

Not at all. Our veneers are custom-designed for each patient to blend naturally with your existing teeth and facial features.

Yes. Veneers are considered permanent because a small amount of enamel is removed for placement.

With proper care, veneers typically last 10–15 years or longer. Regular checkups and good oral hygiene help extend their lifespan.

Professional whitening is stronger, safer, and more effective. Plus, it’s tailored to your needs with predictable results.

If you're looking for fast, reliable, and longer-lasting results, professional whitening offers clear advantages over DIY options.

Yes. We can adjust the concentration or recommend take-home options for more gradual whitening with less sensitivity.

We’ll ask you to avoid dark or acidic foods like coffee, red wine, and berries for 24–48 hours to protect your results.

Yes. A cleaning removes plaque and buildup, which helps the whitening gel contact your enamel more evenly.

Whitening only affects natural teeth. We’ll review your dental work and discuss how to achieve an even overall result.

Some patients notice temporary sensitivity, but we use methods that minimize discomfort. We’ll also recommend post-treatment care to help.

Yes. When applied correctly and supervised by a dentist, whitening gel is safe and non-damaging to healthy enamel.

Most patients enjoy their results for 6–12 months. Good oral hygiene and avoiding stain-causing foods can extend the effects.

In-office whitening takes about 60–90 minutes. Results are immediate. Take-home options usually take 1–2 weeks.

Professional whitening is stronger, safer, and tailored to your teeth. It provides faster, more even results without damaging enamel.

Yes. We perform root canals on all teeth and most extractions in-house—so you won’t need to be referred out.

Call our office number and follow the voicemail instructions for after-hours care guidance. We’ll schedule the earliest possible visit.

We accept most insurance plans, credit cards, and offer CareCredit for flexible financing.

No. We use modern anesthesia and techniques to keep you comfortable throughout your visit.

Rinse your mouth, apply a cold compress, save any tooth fragments, and call us immediately for an emergency appointment.

Avoid chewing on the side of the affected tooth. Call us right away so we can repair or replace the restoration.

Yes. We treat abscesses with proper drainage, antibiotics when needed, and restorative care to remove the infection source.

If you have dental insurance, it may cover part or all of the visit. We’ll apply your benefits and discuss out-of-pocket costs.

Any situation causing severe pain, swelling, trauma, or risk of tooth loss should be treated as an emergency.

We offer same-day emergency appointments during regular business hours. Call early in the day for the fastest availability.

Yes. We offer same-day appointments for urgent needs like toothaches, broken teeth, and infections.