Frequently Asked Questions

Self-pay or direct-to-consumer dental care means that you pay for the treatment up front. This ensures you get the treatment you need at an affordable price.
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By not using insurance companies, our self-pay clinics can:

Treat you properly based on your needs
Focus their time and energy on treating you
Get rid of the barriers most people have when they allow insurance to dictate their treatment
You should get the treatment and tests you need - not what the insurers think you need. And that's what you and the Urgent Care 24/7 medical staff do. Create a treatment plan that's in your best interest.
We are an out-of-network provider. But, we can give you the paperwork you need to submit to your insurance company so you can request reimbursement.

Often, patients with dental insurance meet their yearly maximum with just one major procedure and a couple of routine visits. This can leave patients with more dental care needs that won’t be covered. So, patients often split up needed treatment over years to have their insurance pay for it.

But, if you delay treatment, an infection can spread. The tooth and bone structure around it can deteriorate. And this can cause pain, and even more dental treatment.
You should be in control of your dental care decisions. And you deserve treatment at an affordable price. That's why Dental Care 24/7 uses a self-pay model.

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A cavity is the decay of a tooth that causes a little hole.
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Sugar in what we eat and drink reacts with the plaque on teeth. The bacteria that’s in the plaque makes an acid that attacks tooth enamel. Over time, the enamel breaks down, leaving a little hole. That hole is a cavity.

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You can do several things to help prevent tooth decay.

Eat healthy meals
Brush two times a day
Floss at least once a day
Get your teeth cleaned every six months
Talk to your dentist about fluoride supplements and sealants

And if you need to talk to a dentist today, come on in.

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Dental emergencies can happen to your teeth or to your gums. Sometimes they happen to both.
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Dental emergencies can be caused by an accident, a sports injury, an infection, a trip and fall, or biting into something too hard.

Click the link to see our section on dental emergencies.

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If your teeth don’t hurt, that’s great. But to keep healthy you need to get your teeth cleaned every six months. And that means you need to come in and see us.
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And, if an infection caused your toothache and the pain goes away, that could be a problem. It means the infection has gone into the nerves and pulp of the tooth. If left untreated, this can lead to major problems like bone loss.

Your teeth need regular treatment. And Dental Care 24/7 can do that for you. So come on in today.

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No one likes a toothache. But, a tooth that aches needs to be examined. Leaving it alone and hoping it stops hurting on its own hardly ever works.
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In fact, the longer you try to avoid the dentist, the worse the toothache can get. And it can lead to bigger problems. And, bigger problems cost you more to fix.
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If you have a toothache, come in to Dental Care 24/7 for treatment today. We'll take care of you.

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Frequently Asked Questions