Biomimetic Dentistry Revolution

This kind of dentistry is OK for some people. I get it. Not everyone can escape the clutches of the insurance companies. 

But, as you can tell, this means your dental health can never be their number one priority. The priority is doing only what the insurance companies allow and spending as little time with you as possible. 

This means they’ll opt for the easiest, fastest, minimum-acceptable solution. And that means you’ll have more problems down the road and be back more often and end up spending even more money than doing it RIGHT the first time. 

All those trips back to the dental chair work for their model. They want you coming back over and over and over. 

But it doesn’t work for you. Which is why many people who get caught in the churn and burn purgatory often say, “Never mind. I’m not going to the dentist anymore.” 

And, that is not a good solution either! 

I think insurance companies and corporate dentistry have ruined the profession. Ruined it for guests. It used to be better. It used to be that your family dentist could spend time with you, go over the best solutions, get to know you and your family, understand your priorities. 

I’d like to go BACK to that kind of relationship because I think it’s best for YOU and me. 

Well, I decided I could never be a part of that churn and burn industry. 

I decided that we would always put our guests’ well-being at the forefront.

It does require more time and the use of higher-quality materials, which does come at a higher cost. However, the long-term benefits far outweigh the initial investment and far outweigh the disastrous churn and burn method! 

Biomimetic dentistry can preserve more of your natural tooth structure, minimizing the need for extensive dental work. This approach complements our focus on prevention, as we strive to keep dental issues as small as possible, saving you from unnecessary discomfort and expenses.

I am not ashamed to say that we champion the best care possible, prioritizing longevity, optimal results, and preventive measures. Unfortunately, providing such care within the insurance framework meant operating at a loss. We had to make a very difficult choice… 

1. Compromise guest care by returning to standard dental practices and accepting insurance
2. Maintaining our commitment to exceptional care and losing some guests in the short term. 

We made the decision to prioritize our guests and the integrity of our practice by focusing on quality over quantity. 

We allocate ample time for each appointment to ensure that your treatment is not rushed, increasing the chances of successful outcomes. We believe in treating our guests with respect, compassion, and personalized attention, providing an experience that goes beyond the dental chair. 

And all this costs us more money. 

So, I am taking a risk. I’m betting on my guests. I’m taking on the insurance dragon. There is no guarantee that my philosophy will work. We are up against powerful competitors and companies with lots of money to blow. 

But it’s the right thing to do, so I’m doing it. 

If you resonate with this philosophy, I ask you to join our dental family. Stand up for your dental health. Stand up against churn and burn dentistry. And flash your brightest smile possible!