Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
We understand that there are many questions you may have when choosing or when you have already chosen your dental provider.
How often should I visit the Weinfield Dental Group for checkups?
When should I see a dentist immediately?
What can be done about cold sensitivity?
Is Nitrous Oxide Gas available at the Weinfield Dental Group?
Are any of the metals used in my filings harmful to my health?
Why do I need to come back every 6 months?
Why would I need a filling if nothing hurts?
How can I prepare my child for their first dental visit?
Does the Weinfield Dental Group refer out to specialists?
What is the difference between a crown and a cap?
Does the Weinfield Dental Group do implant dentistry?
Does the Weinfield Dental Group offer teeth whitening as a service?
Can I pay for my services with a credit card?
What is the Weinfield Dental Group's policy regarding dental insurance?
What does "Usual and Customary" refer to on my insurance statement?
There is no difference between a crown a cap. A cap is the layman's term for a crown. These terms are one and the same. You'll often hear your friends, or colleagues refer to any kind of full coverage protection of a tooth as a cap. However, dentists will usually refer to these types of restorations as crowns.