New Year: New Smiles

As the calendar flips to the New Year, what New Years’ resolutions have you made for you and your family?  Are you implementing new workout routines or starting a diet?  Are you saving for a trip or looking to become more organized?  As a dentist Ballwin residents trust for cosmetic dentistry needs, why not take a look at our New Year’s resolution for you and your smile?  Working on your smile with our Ballwin dentist is a goal that will result in a lifetime of health and happiness.  Also, the New Year is a perfect time to evaluate your dental insurance policy to make a plan of action.

Get started

One of the first ways to get started on your resolution is to just pick up the phone. Schedule a consultation with our Ballwin dentist. Talk with us about your smile and what you’d like to change. While basic dental insurance plans cover dental examinations and other preventative dentistry measures, you may be surprised to learn that certain restorative dental services are available to you, too. After calling our office, call your insurance provider. We work with your dental insurance companies on a daily basis to help you get your new smile.

Save for out-of-pocket expenses

If you have access to an FSA or HSA plan, give your company a call to see what is available to you. Our Ballwin dentist services include many restorative dental procedures that can help you get your ideal smile. Even one or two cosmetic dentistry procedures are all you might need to improve your smile. If you know what you want or need to have done, you can plan accordingly in order to reach your goal.

Why it is important

A new smile is a great addition to your overall health. It keeps your oral health in good shape and improves self-confidence. A smile makes you seem more approachable and has the ability to open you up to amazing opportunities. Plan on starting your new year off right; give us a call and ask us about how our Ballwin dentist and your dental insurance can work cohesively to get you the smile you deserve. See our work on Facebook or stop in to learn more about our services. 

We wish you and your families a wonderful, happy New Year. Enjoy the celebrations and, as the clock strikes twelve, think of how great your smile will be this time next year.
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