Are you a potential or current patient with questions about how treatment at Complete Health Dentistry of Park Ridge works? We’ve gathered helpful resources here to provide you with the information you need, whether you’re interested in improving your smile, learning more about dental sleep medicine, or exploring TMJ treatment options.

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Payment Options

We offer flexible payment solutions, accept most insurance plans, and provide financing options to help make your dental care accessible and affordable.

Patient Education

Explore helpful resources and insights designed to empower you with the knowledge you need to make confident, informed decisions about your dental health.

New Patient Special

As a special promotional offer, new patients at Complete Health Dentistry of Park Ridge can receive a cleaning exam and cavity-detecting (“bitewing”) X-rays for only $149. Please contact our office at (847) 696-3240 to schedule your introductory cleaning appointment.

(*Patients experiencing periodontal or gum disease are not eligible for this offer. In such cases, a more comprehensive cleaning is required.)

FAQs

The purpose of preventive dentistry is to keep your mouth healthy and avoid dental issues from happening in the first place. It focuses on regular dental check-ups, professional cleanings, dental sealants, fluoride treatments, and patient education on oral hygiene habits. This approach aims to avoid developing dental issues and maintain long-term oral health by emphasizing prevention.

Consider a toothache an emergency if it’s accompanied by signs of serious infection, such as fever, dizziness, or incoherence.

After a root canal treatment, following your dentist’s instructions for aftercare is important. This usually involves practicing good oral hygiene, avoiding biting or chewing on hard foods, and attending any scheduled follow-up appointments. The extent of aftercare needed may vary depending on the complexity of the root canal treatment and your healing process.

At Complete Health Dentistry of Park Ridge, we are not in-network providers for any insurance company. However, as a courtesy, we will submit your procedure to your insurance company to see if they will cover any portion of it.

TMJ disorders are progressive conditions, which means that they worsen over time. For this reason, it’s a good idea to talk to a neuromuscular dentist as soon as you begin to suspect that you might have a TMJ disorder.

Losing a filling isn’t necessarily an emergency. Try to get the filling or filling parts out of your mouth to avoid swallowing them. Then contact us for an appointment at your next opportunity.

In general, a broken or chipped tooth isn’t an emergency. Most of the time, this is just a cosmetic problem. If it bothers you, make a cosmetic dentistry appointment as soon as possible. Otherwise, only treat a broken tooth as an emergency if it’s accompanied by sudden sensitivity to pressure, heat, or cold.

Dentures can be a suitable tooth replacement option for individuals who have lost multiple or all of their natural teeth. However, the suitability of dentures depends on various factors, such as overall oral health, jawbone structure, and personal preferences.

The purpose of preventive dentistry is to keep your mouth healthy and avoid dental issues from happening in the first place. It focuses on regular dental check-ups, professional cleanings, dental sealants, fluoride treatments, and patient education on oral hygiene habits. This approach aims to avoid developing dental issues and maintain long-term oral health by emphasizing prevention.

Consider a toothache an emergency if it’s accompanied by signs of serious infection, such as fever, dizziness, or incoherence.

TMJ disorders are progressive conditions, which means that they worsen over time. For this reason, it’s a good idea to talk to a neuromuscular dentist as soon as you begin to suspect that you might have a TMJ disorder.

Losing a filling isn’t necessarily an emergency. Try to get the filling or filling parts out of your mouth to avoid swallowing them. Then contact us for an appointment at your next opportunity.

After a root canal treatment, following your dentist’s instructions for aftercare is important. This usually involves practicing good oral hygiene, avoiding biting or chewing on hard foods, and attending any scheduled follow-up appointments. The extent of aftercare needed may vary depending on the complexity of the root canal treatment and your healing process.

In general, a broken or chipped tooth isn’t an emergency. Most of the time, this is just a cosmetic problem. If it bothers you, make a cosmetic dentistry appointment as soon as possible. Otherwise, only treat a broken tooth as an emergency if it’s accompanied by sudden sensitivity to pressure, heat, or cold.

Dentures can be a suitable tooth replacement option for individuals who have lost multiple or all of their natural teeth. However, the suitability of dentures depends on various factors, such as overall oral health, jawbone structure, and personal preferences.

At Complete Health Dentistry of Park Ridge, we strive to make your experience as seamless as possible. We accept payments from most insurance plans and offer out-of-network coverage for all PPO plans. To make things easier, we also submit claims on your behalf, so you can focus on what matters most – your care!