Dentistry Omaha

The Dentists at Dundee

Dentistry Omaha
Voted Best Family Dentist Office!

Address
119 N 51st St
Ste. 400
Place
Omaha, NE   68132 
Landline
(402) 502-5593
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[email protected]
Website
www.thedentistsomaha.com
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Your family deserves the very best dental care available in order to maintain healthy teeth and gums for years to come. The Dentists at Dundee care deeply about helping our patients achieve optimal levels of oral health, and we are committed to providing you and your family with the exceptional dental care you deserve.

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  • Root Canal Therapy

    When a tooth becomes infected, removing the source of infection is necessary. Infection normally starts from deep decay on a tooth but it can also start in other ways, such as an injury or blow to the tooth or a chip or crack. Root canal treatment removes the infected area and allows the tooth to repair and heal. Some people become anxious when they learn that they need a root canal. However, there is no reason to be. The treatment is reasonably comfortable, and an infected tooth won’t heal on its own. Without a root canal, the infected tooth will get worse. Pain will increase. Your tooth may eventually be extracted and replaced with a bridge, implant or removable appliance. A root canal saves your natural teeth. It saves money in the long run. If you have severe pain while chewing or lingering sensitivity to heat and cold, you may have an infection that requires a root canal. Our dentists can perform scheduled and emergency root canals at any of our four offices in Omaha, Nebraska. Give us a call at Hillsborough: (402) 802-9956 , Village Pointe: (402) 505-7474, Ralston Square: (402) 307-6215, or Dundee: (402) 307-6220 for friendly and compassionate assistance. Schedule a Consultation Today Why Do I Need a Root Canal? At The Dentists, we understand that some patients have anxiety about root canal treatment, but we want to assure you that it will be comfortable for you. Treatment, in fact, is your most comfortable option because an infected tooth will never heal. The unpleasant consequences of infection only get worse and more painful with time. Root canal treatment, meanwhile, prevents the need to extract infected teeth. Root Canal Treatment Omaha Extracted teeth require replacement with a bridge, implant or a removable appliance to help with chewing and to prevent neighboring teeth from shifting. So, the root canal procedure not only saves your natural teeth but can be more cost-effective in the long run. What Happens During Root Canal Treatment? Root canal, or endodontic, treatment generally takes two appointments and some follow-up appointments. During the first appointment, we thoroughly numb your mouth and place a rubber dam around the infected tooth to isolate and help keep it dry. To get to the infected area, we make an opening through the top of the tooth down into the pulp chamber. We use tiny instruments called dental files to carefully remove the infected tissue and bacteria. These files also shape the root canals to receive a filling material. Then, we place medication in the root canals to kill any remaining bacteria that caused the infection and place a temporary filling or crown to protect the tooth. During the second appointment, we remove the temporary filling or crown and clean out the remaining infected tissue. We may need to take X-rays to be sure all the infected pulp is removed. We then fill the root canals with a sealer paste and a filling material to complete the project. Endodontic Therapy Bellevue At follow-up appointments, we restore your tooth to full function using any number of techniques including the following: White filling Dental crown A permanent restoration is needed to protect and strengthen the tooth. When the time comes, we’ll work together to decide which restorative procedure best suits your needs. FAQ How Can I Prevent the Need for Root Canals? − Cavities are one of those problems that can become worse the longer they are around. If left untreated, the bacteria from the cavity can start eating away at the root of the tooth itself. This can cause the tooth to die and require extraction. However, you can prevent cavities, as well as the need for root canals, by practicing good oral hygiene. Brushing your teeth twice a day, flossing once a day, and rinsing with mouthwash are the best ways to prevent cavities. But there are other ways you can prevent cavities. These methods include the following: Wearing a mouthguard Scheduling routine dental check-ups Eating a nutritious, tooth-friendly diet Refraining from consuming hard foods Never ignore tooth pain and sensitivity Quitting smoking Stopping alcohol consumption What Are the Consequences of Not Getting a Root Canal? What Are The Misconceptions of Root Canals? What is Involved in a Root Canal? Who Should Have a Root Canal? Who Should Not Have a Root Canal? Can I Prevent the Need for a Root Canal? What if I Do Not Have a Root Canal? Is a Root Canal Painful? What Are the Risks of a Root Canal? How Much Does a Root Canal Cost? What is the Recovery Time After a Root Canal?

  • Emergency Dentistry

    Experiencing a dental emergency can feel overwhelming, but timely, expert care can make all the difference in protecting your smile. At The Dentists of Omaha, we bring decades of experience to urgent dental care, offering the attention and support patients need in critical moments. Our practice was founded by Dr. Jay Samuelson, a Nebraska native and award-winning cosmetic dentist whose leadership and patient-first vision have shaped our growth from a small neighborhood office into a trusted, multi-location practice. Known for his caring approach and technical precision, Dr. Samuelson has built a team that prioritizes comfort, clinical excellence, and genuine relationships. If you’re facing sudden pain, injury, or oral discomfort, our team is prepared to provide prompt emergency dentistry with the same compassion and quality we bring to every visit.Schedule a Consultation Today Emergency Dental Services in Omaha Although not a 24-hour emergency clinic, we do reserve several times in our daily schedule for urgent dental problems. Whether you are a current patient or have never visited us before, we offer open emergency dental appointments. When to Call an Emergency Dentist Some dental issues require immediate attention, but it’s not always easy to know when to make that call. If you’re experiencing pain, visible damage, or swelling, it’s best to contact a dentist without delay. At The Dentists of Omaha, we reserve time in our daily schedule for urgent needs and can often see patients the same day they call. You should seek emergency dental care if you experience: Sudden, severe tooth pain that doesn’t subside A knocked-out or partially dislodged tooth Swelling in the jaw, face, or gums Bleeding that doesn’t stop A cracked or broken tooth exposing nerves A lost filling, crown, or dental appliance causing discomfort Signs of infection, such as pus, foul taste, or fever If you’re unsure whether your situation qualifies, our team can help you decide over the phone. We’re always happy to provide guidance and schedule urgent care when necessary. Common Emergency Dentistry Cases So what exactly qualifies as a dental emergency? There is a wide range of issues. If anything feels serious or pressing to you, please call our dentists to determine if you require emergency care. The following are some of the most common urgent situations: Severe toothaches. As mentioned above, this may be a symptom of advanced infection. Please call our dentists to schedule an appointment as soon as possible. Emergency Dental Care Bellevue Knocked out tooth. Please contact our staff to arrange entry into our office as soon as possible. It is possible that our dentists can reinsert the tooth. If possible, pick up the tooth by its crown (not by the root). Rinse with water and try to reinsert it in the socket right away. Try to gently push with your fingers or bite down. If you cannot do this, make sure it stays moist until you can get to the dentist, either by holding it in your mouth or putting it in milk. If this involves a child and a baby tooth, do not attempt to replant the tooth. Chipped or broken teeth. Rinse your mouth with warm water to clear away any debris from the area, especially if you fell in the dirt or outside when the tooth broke. A cold compress can reduce swelling, if it arises. Give us a call to arrange an urgent appointment. A tooth crown, an inlay or onlay, or dental bonding may be recommended to restore the tooth. Swelling of the jaw and/or face. Swelling and soreness in your face may be caused by a dental problem, such as an abscessed tooth, which is a dental emergency. Swelling may also be caused by teeth grinding or tension on the jaw joints. Call our dentists to schedule an urgent appointment to determine the cause. Broken dental restorations. Chipped fillings, broken crowns, loose retainer-anytime one of these dental restorations or appliances are damaged, you should seek repair. Call our dentists to schedule an appointment.

  • Sedation Dentistry

    Avoiding the dentist has serious consequences, but for those with dental fears and phobias, the nervousness associated with treatment can be too much to overcome. Other patients may simply have trouble staying still for a long time. Sedation dentistry offers a solution that will allow the most fearful or restless patient to get the care they need. The Dentists offer twilight sleep sedation administered by IV at our Hillsborough location. If you would like to learn more about the benefits of receiving IV sedation during dental treatment, please call one of our offices in Omaha, Nebraska at Hillsborough: (402) 802-9956 , Village Pointe: (402) 505-7474, Ralston Square: (402) 307-6215, or Dundee: (402) 307-6220 . What is IV or Twilight Sleep Sedation? IV sedation is a safe and trusted type of sedation used in dentistry. It is also called twilight sleep sedation or conscious sedation. A sedative drug is administered intravenously and starts working within minutes. It puts you in a deeply relaxed and drowsy state. Emotions such as stress or anxiety will gradually disappear. Unlike with general sedation, you will remain conscious and breathe on your own. At The Dentists, we understand that some patients have anxiety about root canal treatment, but we want to assure you that it will be comfortable for you. Treatment, in fact, is your most comfortable option because an infected tooth will never heal. The unpleasant consequences of infection only get worse and more painful with time. Root canal treatment, meanwhile, prevents the need to extract infected teeth. Sedation Dentistry Omaha We bring in a Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) to perform IV sedation. The Nurse Anesthetist will administer the sedative and monitor you during your dental work. Partnering with a Nurse Anesthetist helps us to ensure your safety and comfort. Be aware that recovery from moderate sedation may take several hours. You should arrange for a companion to drive you home. Oral Sedation Oral Sedation (or minimal to moderate sedation) is a great option for patients that have anxiety or extreme fear of the dentist. It’s also a good option for patients that have a strong gag reflex, have a hard time sitting still or relaxing in the dental chair or simply need a large amount of dental work done. With Oral Sedation the patient has prescribed a pill to take about an hour before their scheduled dental appointment. The medication will make them relaxed and sleepy but they’ll still be awake and responsive. While the patient is awake and responsive the medication does provide a level of impairment. A driver is required to bring them to their appointment and drive them home after the appointment is completed. Oral Sedatives are regulated by the FDA so risk of side effects is very minimal. Not all dentists can prescribe Oral Sedation. The Nebraska State Dental Board requires prescribing dentists to obtain additional comprehensive training and a permit in addition to their dental license. Ongoing continuing education is also a state requirement. If a patient is interested in sedation the dentist will review their medical history, current medications and overall health to determine if they are an appropriate candidate. Once a sedation option is chosen the dentist will go over all pre-operative and post-operative instructions. What Dental Work Can Be Done Under Sedation? IV sedation is often used to make patients comfortable during involved dental work. Common examples of procedures that are done under sedation include extractions and emergency dental procedures. You may be interested in sedation for basic oral care and regular dental visits if you have dental phobia. We can perform any procedures under sedation at your request. How to know if Sedation Dentistry is right for you Sedation dentistry is an excellent option for many people because it creates more comfortable and relaxed dental visits. You may benefit from dental sedation if you: Feel anxious or fearful about dental treatment Have an extensive dental issue Plan to have multiple procedures performed in one visit Have sensitive gums or teeth Suffer from a strong gag reflex Have trouble getting numb for dental work Our dentists can determine if sedation dentistry makes sense for your unique situation. Ask about IV sedation today. Understanding Dental Phobia You are not alone if you fear going to the dentist. The American Dental Association reports that 22% of adults forgo dental care for this exact reason. People with dental anxiety or dental phobia may experience symptoms such as sweating, a racing heartbeat, and visible distress leading up to an appointment. Some anxious patients will regularly miss scheduled visits and may have a hard time undergoing treatment at all.

  • Dental Implants

    Missing teeth are a common concern among adults, often caused by gum disease, injury, or biting into hard foods. At The Dentists, we proudly offer dental implants in Omaha, Bellevue, Lincoln, and nearby Nebraska communities to restore your smile’s health, comfort, and confidence. Our highly trained dentists have advanced education in implant dentistry and cosmetic restoration, ensuring every procedure meets the highest standards of care. Led by award-winning dentist Dr. Jay Samuelson, who studied at the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, our team combines expertise with a gentle, patient-focused approach. Dental implants are a long-lasting, lifelike replacement for one or several missing teeth, restoring both the appearance and full function of your smile. What Are Dental Implants? A dental implant acts as a full replacement for a missing tooth, taking the place of both the root and the crown. The titanium post is gently placed into the jawbone, where it fuses naturally to create a secure base for your new tooth. This post provides a stable foundation for the visible portion of the tooth, known as the restoration. Dental Implants Omaha NE The restoration may take the form of a crown, bridge, or denture, each of which can be securely attached to the implant for a natural appearance and reliable function. Because implants replace both the tooth root and the crown, they provide the most stable, realistic, and lasting results of any tooth replacement option. The Dental Implant Process Your dental implant procedure will take place in one of our comfortable offices. Before beginning treatment, your dentist will review your plan, answer any last-minute questions, and ensure you are completely at ease. If sedation is part of your treatment, it may be administered either orally (oral conscious sedation) or intravenously (twilight IV sedation) to help you stay calm while remaining responsive. We use a local anesthetic to keep the treatment area fully numb, allowing you to stay relaxed and free of discomfort throughout the procedure. After the area is numb, the dentist creates a small opening in the gums to reach the jawbone. A precise space is made for the titanium post, which is then carefully inserted. The gums are closed with a small stitch, and the implant is left to heal beneath the surface. During this time, bone tissue naturally grows around the implant in a process called osseointegration, creating a secure bond between the implant and your jaw. Patients who receive sedation should arrange for a loved one to drive them home after the procedure, as it takes time for the medication to wear off fully. The Dental Implant Timeline Every patient’s smile and treatment plan are unique, but most dental implant journeys follow a similar timeline. Consultation and Planning: Your dentist begins by evaluating your teeth, gums, and bone structure using X-rays or 3D imaging. Together, you’ll discuss your goals, review your options, and create a personalized treatment plan. Implant Placement: The titanium post is carefully placed into the jawbone during a comfortable, precisely guided procedure. The gums are closed to allow proper healing. Healing and Integration: Over the next several weeks, the bone naturally fuses with the implant, forming a strong, stable foundation. During this time, you may wear a temporary restoration if needed. Final Restoration: When the healing process is complete, your personalized restoration is placed on the implant, giving you back full comfort, function, and confidence in your smile. Your dentist will explain each step, address your concerns, and make sure you’re comfortable and confident before, during, and after treatment. The Benefits of Dental Implants Dental implants offer many advantages, both cosmetic and functional: Replace the missing tooth root and visible crown Look, feel, and function like real teeth Support natural facial structure and prevent bone loss Provide long-lasting, durable tooth replacement Allow normal eating, speaking, and smiling with confidence Are easy to clean and maintain with regular brushing and flossing Stay securely in place without the need for adhesives or removal Because the titanium post bonds with your bone, dental implants help prevent the bone deterioration that can occur when a tooth is missing. This protection helps maintain your jaw shape and prevents the sunken appearance that sometimes develops with long-term tooth loss. Mini Dental Implants Mini dental implants are a smaller, miniaturized version of traditional implants. They are often used to stabilize dentures, particularly when full-sized implants may not be necessary or when bone density is limited. These smaller posts are placed in strategic locations within the jaw to support a denture, which attaches securely to the implants with specialized fittings.

  • Family Dentistry

    Maintaining your family’s dental health is a priority that impacts overall well-being and quality of life. At The Dentists of Omaha, we understand the importance of providing comprehensive family dental care to ensure every member of your household enjoys a healthy, beautiful smile. Our dedicated team of dentists is here to offer a wide range of services tailored to meet the needs of both children and adults. We’re proud to have been recognized as the Best of Omaha Family Dentists for 15 years and counting, a testament to our commitment to excellence in dental care. Let’s explore how our family dentistry services can benefit your loved ones. Family Dentists in Omaha At our dental offices, we provide services tailored to each patient. As family dentists, we meet the oral health needs of all ages. Although regular dental cleanings and exams are recommended for children, adults, and seniors alike, there are also considerations and needs unique to your age. Our experienced and compassionate dentists personalize your care to these unique needs. Family dentistry encompasses a wide array of preventive and restorative treatments, such as: Cleanings and exams Fluoride treatments Tooth fillings Dental inlays/onlays Tooth crowns Dental implants Dental bridges Root canal therapy Tooth extractions Orthodontics Our goal is to provide complete dental care for patients of all ages. Our dentists are also experienced cosmetic dentists. As an adult patient at our practice, we will not only help you maintain great oral health, but also explore your options for restoring and enhancing the appearance of your smile. Family Dentistry Omaha NE The Importance of Annual Dental Visits Adults should book dental appointments at least every year. The frequency of the visits will depend on your oral health and the special needs you may have. When you come to your first appointment, we can discuss the best schedule for you. Some people who may require more frequent visits to the dentist include: Smokers Pregnant women People with diabetes People with gum disease People prone to plaque buildup and cavities Children and teens may require more visits, as well, because of orthodontic procedures. What Should I Expect During My First Appointment? During your first appointment, we will gather information on your health and insurance coverage, and guide you through any necessary paperwork. We will also review your dental history, ask about any concerns you may have, and we may even take your blood pressure. A dental assistant will take digital X-rays of your teeth for the dentist to review. The comprehensive exam can also include a cancer screening of your jaw, neck, tongue, and inside of your mouth. We will take measurements of your gums as well. Based on the exam, we will devise a treatment plan for any dental concerns. We don’t always offer a cleaning during the first appointment. First, we want to ensure that cleaning is the right step for oral health. Once the appointment is over, you can schedule follow-up visits. Dentistry for Your Children Many may not realize it, but the health of adult teeth can be directly affected by the health of pediatric teeth. Teaching your children proper oral hygiene, brushing habits, and how to eat healthy foods is of the utmost importance. Our dentists and hygienists will ensure that your children are comfortable and excited about their dental care. They will learn to love visiting the dentist and, because of this, will have healthy, beautiful teeth. Preparing for Your Child’s First Visit We’re here for the parents, too. We know your kids may be anxious about their first visit. Here are some tips on how to prepare your child for a trip to the dentist’s office: Family Dental Care Bellevue NE Talk with your child about what to expect, building their excitement about the upcoming visit. We can talk to your child about the tools we’ll be using, show them around the office, and even demonstrate on a parent to make them feel more comfortable. Be prepared and help keep your visit short and sweet by bringing your child’s dental history with you. Let your kids know we’ve got lots of fun distractions for them, but just in case, bring their favorite toys, blankets, or video games as well. Make sure your child avoids sugary foods and caffeine before their appointment. Consider scheduling a pre-visit to acclimate your child to our office.

  • Cosmetic Dentistry

    When you feel confident about your smile, you may find you share your laughter and joy with people more freely. Self-consciousness about your smile can cause you to do the opposite: You may try to conceal your teeth from view. The experienced, compassionate Omaha cosmetic dentists at our practice are personally driven by producing great results for our patients. For a one-on-one consultation to discuss your smile and your cosmetic dental options, please call us at Hillsborough: (402) 802-9956 , Village Pointe: (402) 505-7474, Ralston Square: (402) 307-6215, or Dundee: (402) 307-6220. As local Nebraskans ourselves, we are passionate about improving our patients’ smiles. To learn more about cosmetic dentistry, please browse the sections below. Cosmetic Dentistry Treatments from The Dentists of Omaha Common Cosmetic Dental Problems Signs You Are an Aesthetic Dentistry Candidate Cosmetic Dental Costs Choosing a Cosmetic Dentist Frequently Asked Questions Your Consultation in Omaha Cosmetic Dentistry Treatments from The Dentists of Omaha These dental services improve the appearance of your smile, and many of them also strengthen your teeth and improve oral health: Porcelain Veneers. These thin pieces of porcelain fit seamlessly over the front surface of teeth. Veneers conceal any cosmetic flaws or gaps beneath them. Teeth Whitening. We provide whitening trays you take home with you, allowing you to whiten your teeth at your convenience, in the privacy of your own home or at the office. You’ll wear the trays for a certain amount of time each day until treatment is complete. Orthodontics. Crooked teeth are very common. Orthodontics straighten teeth while aligning and balancing your “bite,” which is the way your upper and lower teeth come together. Dental Crowns. Broken, fractured, badly decayed and significantly worn teeth may benefit from a dental crown to restore their appearance and structure. Crowns are also used with implants and bridges to replace missing teeth. Dental Implants. These titanium posts are embedded into the bone beneath your jaw, where they replace the missing tooth root and support a tooth restoration such as a crown, bridge or denture. Inlays/Onlays. Similar to dental crowns, these restorations are placed on the tooth surface to rebuild a decayed or vulnerable tooth. Inlays/onlays are smaller than crowns and cover less surface area. We want to help you find the right way to address the cosmetic dental problems you are experiencing. Common Cosmetic Dental Problems Our dentists in Omaha provide cosmetic dental treatments for a wide range of issues, including: Stained or yellowed teeth Chipped teeth Crooked teeth Broken, fractured teeth Gaps between teeth Missing teeth Worn teeth Cosmetic Dentistry Omaha NE Perhaps with the exception of stained teeth, cosmetic dental problems are rarely only cosmetic in nature. There is often overlap between aesthetic, functional and structural issues. For example, broken teeth not only look unappealing but will also cause problems with chewing, speaking and dental health. A tooth crown fixes the appearance of the tooth, but it also prevents decay from entering the cracks and makes it possible to chew with that tooth again. Signs You Are an Aesthetic Dentistry Candidate If you want to improve some aspect of the appearance of your smile, then you are probably a good candidate for cosmetic dentistry. Here are some other signs you may benefit from these treatments: You cover your mouth when you laugh or smile You press your lips together while smiling to conceal your teeth You avoid smiling or laughing because of self-consciousness about your teeth You worry your smile is holding you back professionally and socially You dream of sharing your smile freely and proudly You’d like to be the best version of yourself with an attractive smile Smile Makeover Bellevue NE The dentists at our practice tailor cosmetic dental treatments to your concerns. Visit us for a consultation to find out what your options are for rejuvenating your smile. Cosmetic Dental Costs When you visit us for your consultation, we’ll provide the cost estimate for any recommended treatments. Treatments considered purely cosmetic may not be covered by your dental insurance. For treatments that provide cosmetic benefits but are recommended for dental health reasons – such as a tooth crown for a decayed tooth – your insurance may provide coverage for part of the cost. You will have to refer to your policy for details, and verify coverage with the insurance company. We also offer third-party financing through CareCredit, which enables you to make low monthly payments. You can apply online for this option. Additionally, our financial coordinators can tell you more when you visit us for a consultation.

  • Dental Services

    You deserve optimum oral health and a smile you are proud to share. At The Dentists of Omaha, we provide comprehensive dental services that are tailored to the needs of each member of your family. Below, we’ve listed our primary dental services. Good oral health is the foundation of an attractive smile. Our care focuses on helping you achieve healthy teeth and gums, while also helping you reach any goals you have for your smile. During a consultation with our dentists, you will be able to plan an individualized approach to achieving those goals. To schedule an appointment or checkup at one of our four office locations, please call Hillsborough: (402) 802-9956 , Village Pointe: (402) 505-7474, Ralston Square: (402) 307-6215, or Dundee: (402) 307-6220 today. Dental Services Omaha NE Complete Dental Health and Individualized Care The experienced dentists at our practice believe in providing their patients with the dental services and education they need in order to pursue lifelong oral health. These foundational general dentistry services focus on the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of problems, and on ensuring your best possible experience: Tooth-Colored Fillings Inlays/Onlays Root Canal Therapy Tooth Extraction Sedation Dentistry Emergency Dentistry Family Dentistry Our dentists work to prevent tooth decay and cavities, and to treat and restore the tooth if decay occurs. Other problems commonly encountered include gum recession, gum disease, broken teeth, missing teeth and tooth sensitivity. If you are experiencing any dental symptoms, or if you are due for a routine checkup, please call our dentists at one of our four Omaha locations. The best approach to trouble-free oral health is prevention. Even if you aren’t experiencing discomfort or symptoms, routine care reduces your risk of developing problems. Rejuvenate and Enhance Your Smile If there is some aspect of your smile you’d like to change, then cosmetic dentistry may be right for you. These services rejuvenate and enhance the appearance of your teeth and gums, so that you can share your smile and laughter confidently. The Dentists provide wide-ranging cosmetic treatments: Porcelain Veneers Teeth Whitening Orthodontics Dental Implants Dental Crowns Top Dentist Bellevue NE With our dentists, you will discuss what aspects of your smile you would like to change. Common cosmetic complaints include stains, chips, missing teeth, misshapen teeth and crooked teeth, as well as gaps between teeth. Our experienced cosmetic dentists can help you enjoy the smile of your dreams. Oftentimes, cosmetic and general dental treatments overlap. A dental crown creates a brighter, more attractive tooth while restoring the strength and function of the tooth. Orthodontics straighten your teeth, which creates an attractive smile and an aligned bite that prevents strain on the jaw joints. Healthy, functional teeth are the basis of a great smile. Schedule a Consultation Treatment Planning You can expect a friendly and caring atmosphere at our practice. We will review your dental history, perform an oral cancer screening, take measurements of your gums, do a thorough teeth cleaning, and discuss the treatment plan that fits your dental wants and needs. At The Dentists of Omaha, we also work with you to assist in maximizing any insurance benefits that you may have available and find a payment plan that works with your monthly budget for any recommended dental treatments. Prior to any treatments, our Financial Coordinators will discuss fees associated with the dental treatment, what amount is expected from your dental insurance and the different payment plans we have available. Schedule a Dental Checkup in Omaha To schedule an appointment or checkup at one of our four office locations, and to learn more about our experienced and caring Omaha, Nebraska dentists, please call Hillsborough: (402) 802-9956 , Village Pointe: (402) 505-7474, Ralston Square: (402) 307-6215, or Dundee: (402) 307-6220 today. We are pleased to welcome patients throughout the nearby areas of Nebraska, including Bellevue, Lincoln and other communities.

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