Happy Smiles Are Our Passion

Treating You Like Family, One Tooth at a Time

At Moon Dental, we believe going to the dentist should be as fun and easy as binge-watching your favorite show! Our practice is committed to keeping your smile bright with exceptional dental services while ensuring you feel right at home.

Whether you’re a new patient, visiting us for a routine check-up, or looking for a more detailed procedure, you can count on our friendly team in Red Bluff, CA, to provide compassionate, professional, and enjoyable care every step of the way

Serving Your Smile

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Registration

If you haven’t been seen at our office before, please fill out our registration form. We look forward to meeting you and taking care of your teeth!

Please bring your insurance information to your consultation for quicker reimbursement.

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Scheduling

Please call our office at 530-527-2147 to schedule an appointment. Patients under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

We will schedule your appointment as soon as possible, prioritizing pain and emergencies for same-day visits. While we strive to stay on schedule and minimize wait times, various circumstances may take longer than expected, and we appreciate your understanding.

General Dentistry

Restorative Dentistry

Cosmetic Dentistry

Payments & Insurance

Billing

Because we provide exceptional care at a reasonable cost, payment is due at the time of service unless prior arrangements have been made. We’ll send you a monthly statement, and most insurance companies will respond in four to six weeks. Any balance remaining after your insurance has paid is our patient’s responsibility, and prompt payment is appreciated. We can arrange a monthly payment plan if arranged prior to the procedure.

Our patients are fully responsible for any fees charged by our office, regardless of insurance coverage. If you don’t see your insurance payment reflected within four to six weeks, please contact us. For any account questions, please call us at 530-527-2147.

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Insurance

We strive to provide excellent care and convenient financial options, working closely with you to maximize your insurance benefits for covered procedures. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to our knowledgeable staff at 530-527-2147.

FAQs

Find quick answers to common questions about our dental services, procedures, and patient care in our FAQ section.

What can I expect during my first appointment?

Your initial appointment typically includes a complete examination, necessary x-rays, and a review of your medical history. Routine treatment plans may be discussed during this visit, but if you have a complex medical history or treatment needs, a follow-up appointment will be required to explore options.

What should I bring to my first appointment?

Please bring any x-rays taken by a previous dentist, a list of medications you are currently taking, and your dental insurance information, if applicable. Having these documents will save time and assist us in processing any claims efficiently. You may also request prior x-rays to be forwarded to our office.

What is dental prophylaxis and how often to I need it?

Dental prophylaxis is a fancy word that refers to thoroughly cleaning the teeth and gums to remove plaque, giving you fresher breath and a healthier smile. We recommend a cleaning two times a year as a preventative measure, but those who suffer from periodontitis should get this treatment every three to four months.

How do you prevent the spread of germs?

Infection control and universal health precautions are vital for the safety of our patients and staff. Our clinic follows guidelines recommended by OSHA, the EPA, and the CDC, which include using disinfectant hand soap, gloves, and face masks. We also chemically disinfect surfaces and sterilize all equipment with an autoclave, which is a machine that uses high heat, steam, and pressure to kill harmful microorganisms.

What is periodontal disease and why does it matter?

Three out of four adults are affected by periodontal, or gum, disease at some point in their life. This is caused by bacterial plaque, which constantly forms on your teeth and sticks to the gumline. Thoroughly brushing and flossing can help prevent gum disease and cavities, but it’s important to get routine professional cleanings (remember that phrase dental prophylaxis?) to remove buildup in places you can’t always reach.

What if I brush well but still have unhealthy gums?

A variety of factors can impact the health of your gums, including: smoking, diabetes, stress, clenching/grinding teeth, medication, and poor nutrition. Even with diligent brushing and flossing, some people can still develop periodontal disease. That’s why visiting a dentist and getting bi-annual checkups and cleanings is so important!

Keep up with your oral health!

Call our office at 530-527-2147 or contact us to keep your mouth fresh and clean.