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Dental Care
The University of Kansas Health System offers complete dental care for adults. Our team of dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants, office staff and collaborating providers works together to provide routine and advanced dentistry services in the following areas:
- General dentistry
- Cosmetic dentistry
- Preoperative care
- Co-management of diseases, including blood and organ diseases, heart failure, diabetes, neurologic disorders, psychiatric disorders, oral and other cancers
Dentistry services
- Bridges for the replacement of one or more teeth
- Crowns
- Deep cleanings
- Dentures and partials
- Extractions
- Fillings
- Implants
- Minor oral surgery
- Oral health education
- Preoperative comprehensive exam
- Routine cleanings, fillings, X-rays and basic dental care
- Streamlined referrals to oral and maxillofacial surgery
- Treatment of gum disease
- Treatment of mouth and dental injuries
- Veneers
- Whitening, or bleaching
Financial considerations
If you are enrolled in a managed care plan, your treatment at The University of Kansas Health System may be covered by insurance. Call your health insurance company to see if your plan covers our dentistry services.
CareCredit may be a finance option for some procedures. This type of credit allows patients to pay for out-of-pocket expenses not covered by medical insurance.
Our care team
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Michael Gerstner, RDH
Registered dental hygienist
Our location
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1. Dental Care- 4720 Rainbow Blvd.
- Suite 250
- Westwood, KS 66205
Office Contact:
Preparing for radiation therapy?
Our dentistry team will work with your radiation oncology team to help you prepare for therapy and ensure the best possible health for your teeth after treatment. Services include:
- Comprehensive exam, including X-rays
- Removal of all decay, infection and problem teeth
- A treatment plan tailored to your diagnosis and treatment
- Custom fluoride prescription and trays for long-term use
Radiation treatment puts you at risk for osteoradionecrosis, which can make healing after future dental procedures difficult or impossible. Our services will greatly decrease your chance of developing this condition.