DENTIST NEAR ADDISON, TX
Dental Care Centered Around You
Why Patients in Addison Choose Us
About Our Amazing Dentist Near Addison
Dr. Zach Kingsberg
It was Dr. Zach’s own experience at the dental office growing up that inspired him to become the top-rated dentist he is today! For him, providing comfortable, convenient, and affordable dentistry is extremely rewarding. After all, it’s about so much more than teeth – it’s about improving another person’s quality of life!
Previously, Dr. Zach attended the University of Florida (Go Gators!), which is where he earned his undergraduate degree. From there, he completed his dental doctorate at Nova Southeastern University. Throughout the years, he has continued to prioritize advanced training and additional education. That way, he can provide his patients with the absolute best dental care.
When he isn’t at the office, you’ll most likely find Dr. Zach spending time with his wife (who is also a dentist!) and their children. He also loves watching Shark Tank, cheering on the Florida Gators, playing soccer at the Inwood Soccer Center in Addison, and working out.
Here’s something you may not know about Dr. Zach: he hosts his own podcast called “The Disillusioned Dentist.” So far, his content has covered everything from his experience owning a dental office to what life after graduating from dental school is like!
Kind Words From Other Patients Near Addison
My girls love coming here!! My 4 year old has become a big girl now since coming here and loves the dentist when before she was terrified!! I love this place! Thank you guys for a great experience!!
Let Us Know How We Can Help You Smile!
At Midtown Family Dentistry, we offer high-quality and comprehensive services to help your family achieve optimal oral health. From routine checkups to complex restorative treatments to smile-enhancing cosmetic dentistry near Addison, we’ve got everything you need in one convenient location. If you’d like to learn more about our services, simply click on the images below!
4 Amazing Ways to Save
Midtown Family Dentistry is where you’ll find high-quality dentistry that’s also affordable. To ensure that’s the case, we’re proud to offer four financial solutions to our patients! We’d be more than happy to review each with you during your appointment and answer any questions you have. However, you can also click on the icons below to learn a little bit more about each.
Finding Our Dental Office Near Addison
Whether you’re looking for a dentist near you for your six-month dental checkup or are looking for a skilled cosmetic dentist near Addison for a complete smile makeover, our team at Midtown Family Dentistry looks forward to serving you! We are conveniently located at 13309 Montfort Drive in Dallas, which places us about 10 minutes away from Addison. You’ll find us just off the N. Dallas Tollway, near Galleria Dallas, Target, and Chuck E. Cheese. Need some assistance finding us? Don’t hesitate to reach out!
Frequently Asked Questions
At Midtown Family Dentistry, we understand you are busy. When it comes to choosing dental care for you and your family, you need answers to questions that will help you make the right decision. This is why you will find a list of frequently asked questions listed below. Our commitment to providing transparency comes through in our answers, and we hope you will take the time to review the following information and contact us when you’re ready to schedule an appointment with one of our dentists near Addison.
How do I get emergency dental care?
The first step is to call an emergency dentist as quickly as possible. Notifying a professional should be your top priority, as team members will work in a timely manner to schedule an emergency appointment the same day.
When choosing Midtown Family Dentistry of Dallas, you can also expect our dental team to provide at-home tips to help you manage the pain and whatever situation you are currently dealing with.
The important thing to consider is that you should never put off emergency dental care. Even if you think it’s minor or will “heal on its own,” it’s better to see a dentist near you for treatment.
How many dentists are in Addison?
Based on a population of roughly 19,000 people who live in Addison, there are anywhere from 7 to 11 dentists in the area. Although this may not seem like many, the reality is that, as a patient, you do have options. However, some reasons make Midtown Family Dentistry of Dallas stand out among all the others, such as:
- We have a bilingual dental team
- We offer weekend and evening hours
- Patients of all ages are welcome
- Patel is our board-certified, in-house orthodontist
- Ludlow is our board-certified pediatric dentist near you
What do you do if you can’t afford a dentist?
Many patients forgo seeing a dentist because they believe it is too expensive. However, you should never skip, cancel, or neglect your regular dental checkups and cleanings or emergency oral healthcare. The longer you wait to seek treatment, the worse your problem(s) will become.
If you have dental insurance, use it. This is the best and most convenient way to save money when visiting the dentist’s office. If you are uninsured, you’ll be pleased to learn that we not only accept CHIP and Medicaid for patients under the age of 18, but we also have an in-house dental plan that requires a one-time annual fee and provides complementary treatments and discounts on various services.
We also offer flexible financing through CareCredit and Sunbit.
What level of education is required to be a dentist?
To become a dentist that practices in the United States, it is necessary for individuals to receive a Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) or a Doctor of Dental Sciences (DDS) degree from one of the 67 accredited dental schools. But before a dental degree can be achieved, a person must obtain a bachelor’s degree with high grades in math and science.
A typical duration for dental school is three years with both classroom and hands-on learning. For those who prefer to specialize in a specific area of dentistry, additional education and training are required. Currently, the American Dental Association (ADA) recognizes 12 specializations. These commonly require an additional three years of “dental school” training.
Also, dentists are required to complete continuing education hours to maintain their licensure.