Frequently Asked Questions

We encourage our patients to ask questions. Here are some we frequently answer:

How do I get to Watermark Dental?
Do you accept my dental insurance?
Do you offer financing?
What is TMJ therapy and occlusal adjustment?
When can I eat after getting dental work?
I want to know more about changing my smile. What do you suggest?
Will you care for my entire family?

How do I get to Watermark Dental?
We are located at1225 Dublin Road in Columbus, Ohio 43215. Visit our map.
Our office is conveniently located:

3 miles northwest of Broad and High Streets
1 mile west of the Main Columbus Post Office
Accessible by I-670, SR315, I-70, and I-71
Immediately adjacent to Grandview, Marble Cliff, and Upper Arlington

There's plenty of parking, and our facilities are wheelchair accessible. Enter the building at the street level near the fountain, follow the lobby to the right to find the elevator, or stairs if you prefer, and proceed down one floor to the lake level.

Do you accept my dental insurance?
We accept most major dental insurance policies and are preferred providers for Delta and Superior dental plans. We'll file out-of-network claims as a courtesy to our patients. For information about how we can work with your specific plan, give us a call.

Do you offer financing?
We offer a variety of payment options, including financing. We also accept cash, checks, and credit cards. Read more about our payment options.

What is TMJ therapy and occlusal adjustment?
TMJ refers to a group of conditions affecting the temporomandibular joint, which can contribute to neck or jaw discomfort, headaches, difficulty eating or speaking, and other irritating symptoms. One approach to correcting TMJ problems is occlusal adjustment, which involves reshaping the peaks and valleys of your teeth for a more comfortable bite. See our Patient Services page to learn more about TMJ therapy.

When can I eat after getting dental work?
Post-treatment care varies based on the procedures you've had, and the dentist suggest specific instructions for your unique case. After anesthetic, you may experience lingering numbness. Eat softer foods while your mouth is numb so that you don't accidentally bite or chew the soft tissues of your mouth.

I want to know more about changing my smile. What do you suggest?
Please see the section entitled “Functional Cosmetic Dentistry” in the patient services section of our website.

Will you care for my entire family?
Yes, we will be glad to care for children and young adults. However, some complex pediatric cases may involve a referral to a pediatric dentist.