Welcome to Cumberland Dental Centre
We always love to meet new patients! We provide professional dental care to Cumberland families, and we’re glad you chose us as your dentist.
What to Bring to Your First Appointment
For your first appointment, bring your smile! Please try to arrive ten minutes before your appointment so you’ll have time to go through our intake process. Your first appointment will take around two hours. We’ll ask you some questions, check your current dental health, clean your teeth, and talk about any treatment needs you might have. You’ll need:
- Your family doctor’s name and phone number
- A list of medications, allergies, and medical conditions
- our health insurance card and booklet, if you have one
- Have you ever had major dental work (root canal, orthodontics, mouth surgery, bridges)?
If your previous dentist has any X-rays or reports please let us know in advance of your first appointment so we may request this information.
Payments
We will work with you to help you understand your dental insurance coverage, but payment and insurance is your responsibility. Many insurance companies will not share plan information with dental offices.
There may be significant differences between what your insurance covers and the cost of the treatment your dentist recommends for your greatest dental health. The necessary treatment may not be covered by your plan or the cost may exceed your plan benefits.
Payment is expected at the time we provide services to you. Insurance copayments and deductibles are also due. As a service to you, we will directly bill your insurance company for services and allow them 45 days to make payment. However, if your insurance company has not paid us after 60 days, we will send you a statement for the outstanding amount.
We accept cash, cheques, and all major credit cards. If you have any concerns about payment, please speak to our receptionist while you are making your appointment
Cancellations
We require 2 business days' notice for any changes or cancellations to your scheduled appointment time. Failure to provide adequate notice may result in a fee.
