Many patients look for a dentist on their insurance plan. Patients are looking to decrease their out-of-pocket expenses. This makes sense. However, when you are choosing a dental office with a “cute” name, are you truly choosing a dentist, or
Dental insurance plans are helpful in paying for dental care. Many patients want to find a dentist within the dental plan network to “save money.” This does sound reasonable enough, right? Over 20 years ago, less than 10% of dental
Yesterday, we were graced by the presence of a teacher in our office. She has been a patient for over 20 years. She has a very back molar which has had a tooth-colored crown for over 12 years. That crown
Dr. V was reported in a national press release last month as a Top Dentist in Dallas and as a Dr. Oz honoree to be recognized and promoted in a September
Many patients feel compelled to find a dentist within their dental plan. That seems to make sense, certainly. Many patients have a dental plan, and they want to take advantage of a “benefit” offered to them through an employer. I
We have heard too many patients tell us about how they got frustrated at their last dental office because there was a turnover of dentists. In some cases, the patient thought they were in a privately-owned dental practice. The office
We just found out that Dr. V is a “2016 Top Rated Dentist.” We found out through Dallas Top Rated Doctors, which is a production company in partnership with the national FOX network. Dr. V was selected based upon popular
Well, it happened again this week. We had three patients with a toothache. For many patients and for quite a few dentists, this may mean the need for root canal treatment. However, this is not necessarily true, at all. Evidence-based
Some people often ask, “What is the latest emerging dental trend?” There is much changing in dentistry. In dentistry, trends do not necessarily occur yearly; it is slower than that, for differing reasons. However, in five-year periods of time, dentistry
