Frequently Asked Questions

The best way to schedule an appointment is to call our office at 309-688-0121. Our team can help you find an appointment time, answer general questions, and explain what information may be needed before your visit.

For the most current new-patient availability, please call the office. Availability can change by provider, schedule, and the type of care needed.

Please bring a photo ID, any dental insurance information, a list of medications, and any dental records or X-rays you may already have. If forms are needed before your visit, our team can let you know when you call.

Yes. Peoria Dental Care provides family-focused dental care for children, teens, adults, and seniors. Our goal is to make visits clear, comfortable, and helpful for every stage of oral health.

If you are dealing with tooth pain, swelling, a broken tooth, or another urgent dental concern, call the office directly at 309-688-0121. Do not use the website contact form for urgent dental needs. If you believe you are having a medical emergency, call 911.

Peoria Dental Care offers a wide range of services, including routine exams and cleanings, pediatric dentistry, esthetic fillings, cosmetic dentistry, dentures and partials, extractions, root canals, sealants, 3D X-rays, intraoral cameras, All-on-4, TMJ and occlusal therapy, sleep apnea treatment and testing, and dental emergency care. Visit our Our Services page to explore the full list.

Many patients benefit from routine exams and cleanings about every six months. Some patients may need a different schedule depending on gum health, cavity risk, medical considerations, or treatment history. Your dental team can recommend the right interval for your needs.

A routine cleaning is preventive care used to remove plaque, tartar, and stains from teeth. A deep cleaning, also called scaling and root planing, is a more involved gum-health treatment that may be recommended when there are signs of periodontal disease or deeper buildup below the gumline.

Yes. Cosmetic dentistry may include options such as teeth whitening, veneers, crowns, bonding, clear aligner treatment, gum contouring, smile makeovers, and other treatments designed to improve the appearance of the smile while supporting oral health.

All-on-4 is a full-arch tooth replacement option that uses four titanium implants to support a complete arch of replacement teeth. It may be considered for patients missing most or all teeth on the upper or lower arch. A consultation is needed to determine whether it is the right option.

3D X-rays can give the dentists a more detailed view of teeth, bone, nerves, and surrounding structures. This can help with diagnosis, treatment planning, dental implants, oral surgery, root canal evaluation, TMJ concerns, and other cases where a more complete view is helpful.

Intraoral cameras allow the dental team to take close-up images inside the mouth. This can help patients see what the dentist sees and better understand areas of concern, recommended treatment, or changes over time.

Yes. Please let the team know when you call or when you arrive. Many patients feel anxious about dental care, and communication helps the team explain each step, answer questions, and make the visit feel more manageable.

Peoria Dental Care accepts common payment options including cash, check, Visa, Mastercard, and Discover. Financing options may also be available through CareCredit and Cherry.

Dental insurance details can vary by plan. Please call the office so the team can review your general insurance questions and explain what information is needed. Avoid sending insurance details through the website contact form.

Yes. If you are interested in financing or payment planning, call the office or ask during your visit. The team can explain available options and help you understand the next steps before treatment begins.

No. The website contact form is for general inquiries only. Please do not include personal health information such as symptoms, dental issues, medical history, medications, allergies, or insurance details. Our team will collect that information securely when you call or during your visit.

No. If you need urgent dental help, call Peoria Dental Care directly at 309-688-0121. The contact form may not be reviewed immediately and should not be used for emergencies.

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