Got Questions?

Do you take payment plans?
Yes, for procedures that take multiple visits, such as crowns, dentures or nightguards, we can take a deposit and collect the remaining balance upon delivery.

What insurances do you accept?

• Aetna
• Ameritas
• Careington
• Cigna
• DNOA/BCBS of TX
• GEHA
• Guardian
• Lincoln Financial
• MetLife PDP+
• Principal
• UHC
• Zelis
• Delta Dental

I don’t have insurance, do you have other options for financing?
We have in-house membership plans and we can also set up payment plans.

Do you offer orthodontic treatment?
Dr. Kengskool is Invisalign certified. Schedule a consultation to see if you are an Invisalign candidate today!

How often are you supposed to floss?
Flossing is important to prevent gum disease and cavities. Just once a day in the evenings will do wonders for your oral health.

How do I keep my teeth white?
We offer take home whitening kits or in-office whitening. But also make sure to come for your check ups and cleanings, as well as drink plenty of water daily.

Do you see kids?
Yes, we can see kids of all ages.

Can I make a same-day appointment?

Serenity Dental Studio offers same-day appointments whenever possible, especially for dental emergencies. If you are experiencing pain, swelling, a broken tooth, or another urgent concern, we encourage you to call us right away. Our team will do everything we can to see you promptly and provide fast, effective relief.

How will I know which services I need?

You don’t have to figure that out on your own! During your visit, we perform a comprehensive exam, take any necessary X-rays, and discuss your symptoms or goals. Based on our findings, we’ll clearly explain your options and recommend a personalized treatment plan tailored to your oral health needs.

How many routine dental visits should I schedule annually?

Most patients should schedule two routine dental visits per year, typically every six months. These appointments include professional cleanings and exams to help prevent cavities and gum disease. Some patients with specific conditions, like periodontal disease, may need more frequent visits. We will recommend a schedule that best supports your oral health.