Frequently Asked Dental Questions
Crowded teeth are typically treated by extracting the teeth that do not have room and positioning the remaining teeth accordingly. However, with functional orthodontics, your Franklin, TN, dentist will use a device to expand the jaw to make room for all the teeth.
Do I need to visit Paige Prather Smiles two times every year?
Dr. Paige Prather strongly encourages patients to visit us for these regular dental checkups so we can work together to prevent most major oral health issues and diagnose others in their early stages.
DO YOU HAVE ANYTHING THAT CAN HELP IF I GET NERVOUS?
Absolutely. Not only does Dr. Prather go above and beyond to ensure your comfort by offering gentle, attentive care, but we also offer sedation dental services to ensure even the most anxious patients are completely comfortable.
can I straighten my teeth without metal in my mouth?
We offer two cosmetic orthodontic solutions at Paige Prather Smiles: we offer Invisalign, Candid, and Six Month Smiles. Invisalign uses clear plastic alignment trays to shift teeth, and Six Month Smiles uses clear and tooth-colored brackets and wires to shift the front-facing teeth into place. Schedule an orthodontic consultation to find out more today.
Can you finish my dental crown in one appointment?
Dr. Prather utilizes the state-of-the-art computer-assisted design and manufacturing system, CEREC. This allows us to offer high-quality, all-ceramic restoration in just one visit. The same level of precision, durability, and beautiful results without scheduling multiple appointments.
Why should I join the VIP Membership Club at Paige Prather Smiles?
If you don’t have a traditional dental benefit plan, we invite you to sign up for one of our three VIP Membership Club plans. We have membership plans for adults, children, and those who suffer from periodontal disease. Each plan offers patients the opportunity to receive all their preventive care as well as discounts on other dental services for one low price annually. Unlike traditional dental insurance, there are never any maximums or deductibles, and you always know what’s covered.
