Dentist Slidell
your COMFORT and CONFIDENCE.
From check-ups & cleanings to cosmetic dentistry to replacing missing teeth with dental implants, Dr. Steve and his team are proud to be the dentist of choice for individuals and families across Slidell
The reason that our dental practice has been around for multiple generations is simple: we always do right by our patients and put their needs first. This approach is rare these days, but it's the way we've done things for over 70 years!
Growing up around dentistry, Dr. Steve developed a true passion for improving the smiles of his family, friends and neighbors throughout Slidell and the Northshore.
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Founded by Dr. Grush, our Slidell dental practice would quickly become a staple in the community.
Dr. T. developed our reputation for high-level dental care for over 35 years.
Dr. Steve carries on the tradition of providing friendly, comprehensive dentistry in Slidell.
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Seeing is believing in today’s world, and if you want to get a better idea about the level of care you’ll experience at Camellia City Family Dentistry, then all you need to do is look at these photos. These are real patients with the real smiles they got right here with Dr. Steve, and you can look forward to the same quality result.
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Our dental team works like one cohesive unit to give our patients a convenient, pleasurable experience from check-in to checkout. They are ready to exceed all of your expectations!
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Megan will assist in taking the stress away about paying for your dental care here. In addition to accepting many dental insurance plans, we also have our own in-house savings plan to make dental costs more manageable for uninsured patients. Plus, you can easily finance your dental care with little to no interest.
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Our dental office is located near the corner of 7th street and Dale Dr, close to where Front St. and Gause Blvd intersect. To get directions right to our front door, just click on the map to get turn-by-turn instructions.
Is there something you want to know about our practice or dentistry in general? Below, we’ve answered some questions that are on a lot of our patients’ minds. If your question isn’t addressed here, don’t hesitate to call us!
No two dental practices are exactly alike; as such, finding the dentist in Slidell who’s right for you isn’t as simple as just picking the first option that appears when you perform a Google search. First, you should take the time to define exactly what it is you’re looking for in a new practice. This might include:
Once you have specific criteria in mind, you can search for a dental practice that meets them. Then you can check to see if the practice in question has any reviews on Google, Facebook, or Yelp. Seeing the feedback that a dentist has gotten will help give you an idea of what kind of experience you can expect if you pay them a visit.
The cost of a dental checkup and cleaning isn’t necessarily set in stone. The price is usually in the range of $200 to $350 in the United States, but the exact number can vary depending on various factors, such as the location of the practice and the patient’s dental health. If you call our office, we can explain how much you can expect to pay for a dental checkup and cleaning; we can also review your insurance plan and explain how you can use your benefits to save money on preventive dental care.
There are several ways to make dental care more affordable. Obviously, taking advantage of your dental insurance benefits is one option. However, if you don’t have dental insurance, you can sign up for our in-house dental plan to enjoy discounts on various dental services. On top of that, you can apply for CareCredit financing or a Cherry Payment Plan in order to break up the cost of your care into monthly installments that don’t put as much strain on your budget.
Every dentist in the United States has earned a Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) or a Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS). Obtaining either a DMD or a DDS requires getting a bachelor’s degree before enrolling in dental school. Generally, dental school involves four years of classroom and hands-on learning.
All dentists are expected to keep learning even after they graduate. In order to stay licensed, they must complete a set number of continuing education hours. The exact number varies depending on the state that the dentist practices in.