New Orthodontic Patient Information – Richardson, TX
We Gladly Welcome
New Patients
If you are coming to our office for your first visit, you may be unfamiliar with how we operate. To help you feel at ease from the start, we want to share information that you should know beforehand. With a little preparation on your part, we can take over the rest and ensure a smooth, efficient appointment. If you have any questions about your upcoming visit, just give us a call!
Your First Visit
When you arrive for your first appointment with us, you’ll see your name on our welcome board. Before you meet with Dr. Jones and Dr. Hanson, we’ll take digital X-rays and all the necessary scans. Then, the two of you will discuss your goals and treatment options with a detailed exam. Our team will also go through all your flexible financing options. At that point, we can begin treatment. In fact, we can start that very same day if you want!
New Patient Forms
Although our waiting room is very comfortable, we understand that you probably want to spend as little time there as possible. For your first appointment, we will need to collect your insurance information, dental and medical history, and other information. You can help us process this this paperwork faster by completing these forms before you come to our office. That way, you’re ready to get started right away.
HIPAA - Notice of Privacy Practices Health History Forms
Dental Insurance Welcome
Here at Richardson Orthodontics, we believe that high quality doesn’t have to mean high stress or high out-of-pocket costs. That’s why our office is insurance friendly. We are happy to file claims for you and help you understand your dental coverage. You can trust in our experienced team to get you the maximum value from your benefits.
We are in-network with the following companies:
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Aetna
- Assurant
- Cigna
- Dental Select
- Guardian
- United Concordia
- Delta Dental
- GEHA
- Humana
- MetLife
- Principal
Financing Available
Whether you do or do not have dental insurance coverage for orthodontic care, the out-of-pocket costs can still put a strain on your wallet. Instead of making one lump-sum payment, you can apply for in-house financing. That way, the cost is broken up into smaller, more manageable monthly payments. Interested in learning more? Contact our team, and we’ll happily help you through the process.