
Modern dentistry has afforded patients more options than ever before, but all the choices can seem overwhelming. We have compiled a list of common questions and answers so that you have accurate information and can make educated decisions about your oral healthcare. Call our Searcy dental office if you have any additional questions or would like to reserve your appointment with Dr. Bolding.
As a Christian practice, we emphasize quality care. Dr. Bolding handpicked our devoted team, a group of professionals that our patients can trust completely. We begin each day with prayer for our group and for the lives of the patients that we touch. Furthermore, Dr. Bolding and our team regularly attend continuing education classes so that we stay abreast of the latest trends and can create magnificent smiles for our patients.
Flossing plays an essential role in preventing gum disease. Dental plaque, the soft, sticky layer of bacteria on the surface of gums and teeth, causes many oral health problems. When plaque grows, it releases toxins that irritate the gums and cause gingivitis. If left untreated, this condition can lead to more serious forms of gum, or periodontal, disease. Brushing doesn’t get the hard-to-reach areas in the mouth, so flossing at least once a day promotes effective removal of dental plaque and cleans between the teeth. Learn more about brushing and flossing in our patient library.
We understand that some patients feel very nervous about dental appointments. Dr. Bolding will listen carefully and address all of your concerns. Our patient comfort measures, including aromatherapy and overhead music, will help you relax during treatment. If you experience extreme anxiety, ask about our sedation options.
If you want straighter teeth, you don't necessarily need braces. When you come in to our Searcy office for a consultation, Dr. Bolding can talk to you about several other options, including cosmetic bonding and porcelain veneers. With this treatment, the whole process takes about three weeks to correct your smile, rather than two to three years in braces.
Bleeding gums often indicate infection in the gums, which may represent an early sign of gum disease. We want you to keep your teeth healthy for a lifetime, so we may suggest periodontal treatment to correct the problems and preserve your oral health. Call our office to schedule an appointment right away.
If you need emergency care, call our main line for instructions. As your trusted oral healthcare provider, we're here for you!
Currently, we are providers for Arkansas Blue Cross/Blue Shield and Delta Dental. With other carriers, we accept assignment of benefits and file out-of-network claims, so bring your insurance card to your appointment.
For your convenience, we accept cash, checks, and major credit cards. We also offer a cash discount when patients pay for complete treatment at their appointments. CareCredit, CitiHealth, and CapitalOne provide third-party financing for qualified applicants.