Why You Should Visit a Philadelphia Cosmetic Dentist
Cosmetic Dentistry for the Smile You’ve Always Wanted.
When you are unhappy with your smile, a Philadelphia cosmetic dentist can transform your teeth and gums to make you look younger, happier, healthier, and smarter. If your teeth are damaged or broken, old fillings are disintegrating, or your smile has become unsightly because of age, cosmetic dentistry solutions are available to correct or replace problem teeth.
Restorative dentistry procedures often accompany or precede cosmetic dentistry treatments. In some cases, before smiles can be perfected, they must be rebuilt with dental implants, porcelain crowns, or dental bridges.
Dr. Cirka and his team also specialize in preventive dental care. This means as a dental patient of Dr. Cirka, you have the benefit of seeing a Philadelphia cosmetic dentist who will identify and address any oral health problems before any aesthetic work is completed. Cosmetic dentistry procedures need a healthy foundation to be completely effective.
When you visit your Philadelphia cosmetic dentist, you open yourself up to smile makeover options such as:
- Tooth whitening, for brighter teeth and a more flawless-looking smile.
- Porcelain veneers, to align, whiten, and lengthen teeth and repair flaws.
- Cerinate Lumineers, for a less-invasive veneer treatment with the same amazing benefits.
- Invisalign, for a straight smile without anyone knowing you’re undergoing orthodontic treatment. (Dr. Cirka is an gold provider of Invisalign.)
Cost of Visiting a Philadelphia Cosmetic Dentist
Transform Your Smile, Transform Your Confidence!
Oral health is so important. At Philly Dentistry, we make it as easy as possible for our patients to afford the dental care they want and need. Clients of Philadelphia Dentistry are eligible for easy financial and insurance arrangements. If your treatment totals over $1,000 and you pay for your treatment before your appointment, you will receive a 5% discount. View our basic fees.
We accept a wide range of dental insurance options, and offer the following options as payment for your dental treatment:
- Cash
- MasterCard
- Visa
- Discover
- American Express
- Care Credit
Affordable financing through Care Credit is available and provides applicants with an interest rate as low as 3.9%. Care Credit allows patients to begin treatment immediately and then pay for dental services over time. Payments can be as low as only $125 per month for a $5,000 treatment fee. One of the great benefits of Care Credit is that it covers dental treatments that are not commonly covered by insurance. There is no fee to apply, no prepayment penalties and financing is available for patients with variable credit histories. You can apply online for Care Credit or contact our office for help completing the necessary application.
Philadelphia Cosmetic Dentist Hours of Operation
Revitalize Your Look with Expert Cosmetic Care
Philadelphians are busy people, and to ensure that you never wait more than 10 minutes, dental appointments are reserved at times that are convenient for you. The dentists of Philly Dentistry are in the office five days a week to make it easy for patients to find a window of time to manage their oral health.
We are in the office as early as 7:15 a.m. through 5:15 p.m. daily, but we typically schedule patients during the following office hours:
- Monday 8 A.M. – 5 P.M.
- Tuesday 8 A.M. – 5 P.M.
- Wednesday 8 A.M. – 5 P.M.
- Thursday 8 A.M. – 5 P.M.
- Friday – 8 A.M. – 1 P.M.
Where Is Philadelphia Dentistry Cosmetic Dentist Located?
Convenient Care Right in the Heart of Philadelphia!
Philadelphia Dentistry is located in the Medical Arts Building at 1601 Walnut Street, Suite #1302, Philadelphia, PA. Our phone number is (215)-568-6222. We are conveniently located within easy walking distance to most Center City Philadelphia office buildings, as well as Rittenhouse Square and Washington West.
Parking is available in nearby parking garages. Our offices are also easily accessible via Septa’s El (Blue Line), Green Line, and Regional Rail trains.
Visiting a Philadelphia Cosmetic Dentist? Get to Know the City of Brotherly Love
Your Dream Smile Awaits—Discover Cosmetic Dentistry Today!
The city of Philadelphia is known for its place in American history, but modern offerings are what bring people to visit and live in the City of Brotherly Love.
As an educational center and international destination for scholars, Philadelphia is home to the University of Pennsylvania, Temple University, Drexel University, five schools of medicine, the Art Institute of Philadelphia, Saint Joseph’s University, La Salle University, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, The Restaurant School at Walnut Hill College, the Moore College of Art and Design, and many more colleges and universities.
When it comes to pop culture, Philadelphia has made and continues to make its mark. Celebrities past and present who hail from Philly include Kevin Bacon, Bradley Cooper, Grace Kelly, Richard Gere, W.C. Fields, Tina Fey, Will Smith, Joan Jett, Pink, John Coltrane, Chubby Checker, Patti LaBelle, and the group Boyz II Men and The Roots. Pop culture has also made its mark on Philadelphia. The 1976 movie Rocky drew attention to the long flight of steps leading to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and Philadelphia has also featured prominently as a setting in the films In Her Shoes, Sixth Sense, and, obviously, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia is also on the map as the home of the cheesesteak, the New Year’s Day Mummers Parade, and major sports teams, including the Eagles, Phillies, Flyers, and 76ers. Philadelphia is a mecca of arts, culture, and history, drawing millions of tourists annually, and satisfying residents with its convenient SEPTA transportation system, walkability, and shopping, leisure, and entertainment centers like Rittenhouse Square.
If you’re in search of a Philadelphia cosmetic dentist, look no further than Dr. Ken Cirka, Dr. Mimi Jeon and Dr. Evan Ridge at Philadelphia Dentistry. The core belief of our practice is to use the finest materials and techniques to provide you with dental repairs and enhancements that have the greatest possible longevity.
