Renee Corbitt, DDS Your Fort Worth, TX Dentist
Serving the Fort Worth Community with General, Cosmetic, and Pediatric Dentistry
As a patient of Dr. Renee Corbitt, you can expect to receive the highest quality comprehensive dental care in a professional and friendly environment.
Our knowledgeable staff's priority is to make your visit as pain-free and relaxing as possible. It is our goal to provide exceptional service before, during, and after your treatment.
Our office is state-of-the-art with the newest equipment and technology to ensure an efficient and effective dental visit.
VELscope screening with fluorescence technology aids in the early visualization of mucosal diseases and enhances effective oral mucosal screenings for oral cancer and other oral abnormalities.
For our more anxious patients, nitrous oxide and/or oral sedation are available to guarantee your maximum comfort.
Your appointments are confirmed by email and/or text message reminders. With SmileDash, you can always check your account balance, check to see if insurance has paid, securely pay your account online, check the date and time for your next appointment, confirm your appointments 24/7, and send your appointment to your Outlook or iCal calendar.
Please feel free to contact our office to schedule an appointment with Dr. Corbitt; new patients are always welcome! Your first visit will help us to understand your dental goals and create a treatment plan just for you. Call today!
We are conveniently located near Hulen Mall, serving Fort Worth, Texas in the 76132 zip code and surrounding cities like Benbrook, Dr. Renee Corbitt is your family dentist, offering dental care for children, teens, and adults.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have unanswered inquiries or concerns on your mind? Continue reading below to learn more about some frequently asked questions about our practice and dentistry in general!
How do I find the best place to get dental work done?
Caring for your smile can be an incredibly personal endeavor, and it’s only natural to want to find the right provider to meet your unique needs. To do that, however, it helps to first take some time to identify exactly what those priorities are.
For example, do you know of certain treatments you are likely going to want or need, like getting veneers or a dental crown? Do you need a provider who is in-network with your insurance? Are you seeking care for yourself or for your children and family? Answering these questions can help direct your search to find a suitable dentist.
How much does a dental checkup and cleaning cost in Fort Worth?
The American Dental Association recommends visiting your dentist every six months for a standard visit, but if you’re unsure what routine care costs, you might avoid scheduling an appointment.
Typically, you can expect to pay anywhere from $75 to $200 for a checkup and cleaning in Fort Worth, though it depends on your unique circumstances. For instance, your dental insurance might cover up to 100% of preventive services so you don’t owe a dime. However, you’ll also be expected to pay for any procedures needed if we find issues, like cavities or gum disease, which can increase your final invoice.
What’s the best way to find a provider who identifies as female?
Many people experience anxiety around dental visits and prefer the gentler touch of a female provider. Thankfully, it’s not usually too difficult to find someone to suit your preferences, as nearly 1/3 of practicing dentists and about half of all current students identify as women.
At our office in Fort Worth, Dr. Renee Corbitt gladly welcomes patients of all ages and is happy to take the time to get to know your unique smile goals and concerns so she can tailor treatment plans to meet your needs.
What level of education is required to become a licensed dentist?
Are you wondering what makes Dr. Corbitt and other dentists qualified to practice on patients? Rest assured, all dentists are highly accomplished individuals who must meet specific criteria to be allowed to licensed.
First, they must earn an appropriate bachelor’s degree and then achieve either a Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) or a Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) degree from one of 70+ institutions accredited by the American Dental Association. Then, they can choose to focus on one of twelve officially recognized specialty topics.
Dr. Corbitt began her education at the University of Texas at Arlington before graduating with her DDS from the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio Dental School. She has since completed hundreds of hours of continuing education to offer the most recent treatments using the state-of-the-art technology.
What do you do if you can’t afford a dentist?
Dental insurance is often a simple and effective way to reduce your out-of-pocket expenses for dental care, but we understand that not everyone carries a policy. However, we don’t want your finances to keep you from potentially smile-saving treatments, either.
If you’re worried about paying for services, you can apply for a flexible financial package through CareCredit. If you’re approved, you can divide your total invoice into more manageable installments over a designated period that are easier on your wallet.
