Multi-Procedure Dental Visits

You may be attracted to the idea of condensing a long list of dental appointments into fewer multi-procedure dental visits.

2011-05-18

WASHINGTON, DC, May 18, 2011 (Press-News.org) You may be attracted to the idea of condensing a long list of dental appointments into fewer multi-procedure dental visits. With the right circumstances, both your general and cosmetic dentistry needs can benefit from these visits. Seeing a dentist trained in a mix of specialties can be a distinct advantage for you.

Multi-Procedure Visits for Cosmetic Dentistry

More complex dental procedures often require a treatment plan sending you to a variety of specialists. The teeth may need attention from different areas, including oral surgery, restoration and general dentistry. It is possible to locate a skilled cosmetic dentist with expertise in many or all of the areas necessary.

Dentists with diverse specialties can perform the work needed with multi-procedure dental visits. In one visit, you can often see a world of difference that otherwise would have required three or four.

Cosmetic dentistry may require extensive restoration and smile enhancement. Multi-procedure visits really benefit cases where a variety of corrections are necessary. Fewer visits are necessary as more is accomplished at once.

Your dental visit takes more time but sedation greatly assists in the ability of a cosmetic dentist to work for longer periods. You will find your overall experience is more comfortable with sedation dentistry, including the post-operative period. Combined with multi-procedure dental work, your recover faster and take less time away from other aspects of life.

- Fewer visits translate to saved cost and time
- Extensive cosmetic dentistry work is easier and faster
- General and cosmetic dentistry can benefit from multi-procedure visits

More Affordable Costs for Dental Work

When a cosmetic dental procedure is not covered by insurance, a multi-procedure visit helps to make dental work more affordable. There is less added expense by accomplishing more procedures in one visit. It makes excessive return visits unnecessary for the more complex treatments of a smile makeover or full mouth rejuvenation.

Multi-procedure dental visits are useful for more than cosmetic dentistry work. General dentistry can also benefit from treating as many problems as possible at once. Consider multi-procedure for treatments such as wisdom teeth extractions and dental implants.

To explore an interest in multi-procedure dental visits, please visit the website of Softouch Dental Care serving patients in Northern Virginia including Tysons Corner, Fairfax, Reston, Alexandria, Arlington and Washington, D.C. at www.softouchdentalcare.com.

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