Thank you for the opportunity to include you in our growing family of patients. We look forward to helping you maintain the best possible dental health through routine check-ups and more complicated therapeutic and cosmetic procedures, if needed.

Our total commitment is to you... our patient. We express that commitment through keeping current with developments in the field of dental medicine. Through learning and implementing new procedures. Through making available the best new dental hygiene products.

As our patient, you are entitled to our professional best.

But here, we also believe you are entitled to our personal best, to helpful consideration in everything from making appointments to handling unexpected dental emergencies to filing dental insurance forms.

This commitment is mine... and it is shared fully by everyone who will serve you in the practice.

Welcome to our Dental Office!

Sincerely,

Janet K. Song, D.D.S.

3 Steps to Lifelong Dental Health

(1) Daily Oral Hygiene Care which includes brushing your teeth 2 to 3 times a day, and flossing once a day.
(2) Nutritional Care - eating a well balanced diet and watching excessive intake of sugar.
(3) Semi-annual visit to your family dentist.

Payment and Insurance

We accept most forms of dental insurance and will assist you in filing the proper forms for reimbursement.
In order to help control cost, we would appreciate payment at the time of service.
If your dental procedure is costly or ongoing, we will be glad to help with a payment plan.

Participating insurances

• AETNA PPO
• CIGNA
• UNITED CONCORDIA
• GEHA
• BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD CARE FIRST
• BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD SEP, NON PREFERRED ONLY
• CAREINGTON
• METLIFE
  

Osteonecrosis Of The Jaw
this condition can occur if you are currently taking any of these medications for the treatment of osteoporosis such as:

• Alendronate( Fosamax)
• Risedronate( Actonel)
• Ibandronate(Boniva)
• Pamidronate(Aredia)
• Zoledronatic acid (Zometa)

Although these medications are helpful in treating osteoporosis;  osteonecrosis of the jaw can occur in some patients following some dental procedures. Some patients experience significant complications. Please alert us if you are currently taking these medications and are expecting to receive any dental work such as extractions, root canals, etc. If you like to learn more about this condition please ask us at your next dental appoinment.