Do you have questions about dental care and oral health? Read our FAQ page to find answers! If you have additional questions, or to schedule an appointment with our experienced dentists in Falls Church and Sterling, Virginia, Dr. Anuradha Beri or Dr. Ranmeek Kaur, please contact Mosaic Dental. Our team will be happy to assist you.
Your first visit to our dental office is an important step towards maintaining optimal oral health. We want to make your experience as comfortable and informative as possible. Here’s what you can expect: a new patient paperwork session, a comprehensive exam of your teeth, gums and oral tissues, X-rays to assess the health of your teeth and jawbone, a cleaning to remove plaque and tartar, a consultation and treatment plan tailored to your specific needs, and time for any questions and concerns you may have.
To ensure a smooth visit, please bring the following: your dental insurance information, any X-rays or referrals from previous dental visits to another dentist, a list of any current medications, and a brief medical history. We look forward to welcoming you to our dental practice!
Absolutely! Dental anxiety is quite common, and many people experience it to varying degrees. Here is how our dental office can address this concern: open communication, relaxation techniques, deep breathing exercises, providing simple instructions, music therapy, and sedation options, notably nitrous oxide, or “laughing gas,” a mild sedative that can help reduce anxiety.
The American Dental Association® recommends visiting your dentist every six months for a professional cleaning and examination. However, this may vary depending on your oral health needs.
Most PPO dental insurances cover routine exams, X-rays and cleanings. For other procedures, your insurance plan may cover a portion of the cost. Once we have your insurance information, we can obtain a breakdown of services covered and give you an estimate for the treatments you need.
Absolutely! If you do not have dental insurance, we can work with you and provide a payment plan to cover the cost of the treatment.
Yes, we do!
Yes. We provide a variety of cosmetic dental services, including dental bonding, dental veneers, teeth whitening, Invisalign® clear aligners and smile makeovers.
Yes, we offer emergency appointments for dental pain or trauma. Please call our office as soon as possible to schedule an appointment.
Yes, we do! Our oral surgery procedures include dental implant placement, bone grafting and wisdom teeth removal.
Dental implants are artificial tooth roots that are surgically placed in the jawbone to support replacement teeth. Good candidates typically have healthy gums and adequate bone density.
Yes, we do! Our dentists and team provide both sports mouth guards and night guards. Mouth guards protect your teeth from damage caused by sports injuries, teeth grinding or clenching.
We accept all forms of payment including cash, checks, credit cards and many dental PPO insurances.
Yes, we accept dental PPO insurances and DentaQuest (Smiles of VA plans), United and Aetna Dental Medicare plans. We accept Aetna®, Ameritas® PPO/PDN, Anthem® Blue Cross® Blue Shield®, BlueCross® BlueShield® PPO/PDN, Blue Dental, Cigna® DPPO Total, Delta Dental® PPO, PPO Plus Premier, Dentegra®, DentaQuest®, Guardian® Dental Guard Preferred, Humana®, Lincoln Financial Group®, MetLife PDP Plus, United Concordia® PPO Elite & Tricare/Active Duty, and UnitedHealthcare.
Missing an appointment can disrupt our schedule. Please call our office as soon as possible to reschedule.
A root canal is a procedure to remove infected pulp from a tooth and seal it to prevent reinfection. Modern dentistry uses anesthesia, making the procedure comfortable.
Dental fillings can be made from various materials, including amalgam (silver), composite resin (tooth-colored), gold or ceramic. Here we use only composite, or tooth-colored filling material to provide you with the most aesthetic final result possible.
Complete dentures are a full set of artificial teeth, replacing an entire dental arch. Partial dentures replace only some of your teeth, and are attached to the remaining natural teeth using a slim framework or clasps.
We treat chipped or cracked teeth, wisdom teeth pain, missing teeth, toothaches, teeth grinding, stained and discolored teeth, crooked teeth, bleeding gums and bad breath (halitosis). Our dentists will work with you to find the right treatment plan based on your unique needs.