Dental Office in Madison, AL

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Precious Smiles Family Dentistry is located at 1041 Balch Rd Suite 100 in Madison, AL. Our office is located on the Madison Hospital Campus, which is directly across from the TOC building.

Our dental office is modern and spacious, making it an inviting experience, whether you're coming in for dental cleanings, restorative work, crowns and bridgework, tooth extractions or sealants . We're open Monday through Thursday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

When it comes to scheduling appointments, you can call our office for an appointment time. If you need to change or cancel an appointment, please call our office as soon as possible.

Precious Smiles Family Dentistry is in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama, UCCI, FepDental, GeHa Connection Dental Federal, SouthLand Benefit Solutions, Delta Dental Premier, All Kids Children's Health Insurance and we also participate in the Connection Dental Network; however, we recommend that our patients call us to verify the acceptance of a specific plan before scheduling an appointment. Our staff also files insurance claims for your convenience. We accept cash, checks and credit cards in addition to our flexible payment plan through CareCredit.

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We are a modern, paperless office with technology that can greatly improve your dental experience. 

Digital Radiography

At Precious Smiles, we use state-of-the-art digital radiography for patient x-rays. This system greatly increases the efficiency of the x-ray process and offers many benefits to both the patient and the dentist. The easy-to-use features of digital radiography allow patients to see areas of concern quickly and with greater clarity than ever before. The patient and dentist can then spend more time reviewing the images together and discussing possible treatment options.
Advantages of this technology include:
  • Crisp, clear, high-resolution images
  • Environmentally Friendly — no chemical developing
  • Up to 90 percent less radiation than traditional film x-rays
  • Transferring Dental Records-images can be emailed to a specialist for immediate review
  • Shorter Dental Appointments —no need to process the film. The sensor develops the picture almost instantly and projects it onto a computer screen right before your eyes.

Intraoral Cameras 

The intra-oral camera is not just a diagnostic tool, but it also serves as an educational one too. Most people cannot see well into their own mouths, but with this technology, the patient sees exactly what the dentist sees, enlarged and visible on a television screen. If necessary, the dentist can pause on a particular tooth or area of the mouth to point out problems and explain possible treatment options. This also frees the patient to ask questions and become a part of the examination process.