Questions? Here are some answers.

The practice was founded by Dr. Matthew Jackson in 2010. Dr. Ashley Romine joined the practice in 2016.

Dr. Jackson is the sole owner.

The practice is led by Dr. Jackson and Dr. Romine. The team includes hygienists, dental assistants, and front-office colleagues. Many team members have been with the practice for years.

Our practice is primarily focused on adult care, though we do see children occasionally — especially family members of existing patients.

We are out-of-network with all dental insurance plans. We accept dental insurance as a courtesy and file claims on your behalf. We provide a complimentary benefits check before your appointment so you know exactly what your plan will cover at our office.

No. Jackson Dentistry is not a Medicaid provider.

For new patients without dental insurance, the first appointment is $99. This includes the dental exam by Dr. Jackson or Dr. Romine and any radiographs or imaging needed. For new patients with dental insurance, your benefits typically cover most or all of the exam — we will verify with a complimentary benefits check before your appointment.

Yes — always. You will receive a clear understanding of the cost of your treatment at the conclusion of your consultation, before you commit to anything.

Yes. We accept CareCredit, a healthcare-specific financing option with multiple payment plans including interest-free promotional periods. We also offer an in-house Membership Savings Plan for patients without dental insurance.

Most adults with missing or failing teeth are candidates. The CBCT scan we capture at your consultation tells us whether you have sufficient bone, and Dr. Jackson can typically determine your candidacy at that same appointment.

Maybe — but often not. Dr. Jackson has successfully treated many patients who had been told elsewhere that they had insufficient bone. Modern bone grafting techniques and the high-quality CBCT imaging in our office often make implants possible for patients who have been turned away elsewhere.

Modern anesthesia is highly effective and most patients are surprised by how comfortable the procedure is. We frequently use oral sedation for patients who would prefer a more relaxed experience. Many implant cases are flapless, which significantly reduces post-procedure discomfort.

Properly placed and well-maintained, dental implants have a long-term success rate of approximately 97% over a 10-year period. Most last for decades.

The cost varies significantly based on the case — single tooth, multiple teeth, or full-arch All-on-X are very different in scope. We provide a clear understanding of the cost of your care at the conclusion of your consultation.

Yes. We offer oral sedation for patients who would like a more relaxed experience during longer procedures. In our experience, it has worked exceptionally well — significantly reducing anxiety and allowing patients to tolerate longer or more involved care comfortably. We anticipate being able to offer IV sedation as an additional option later in 2026.

Talk to us. There is almost always a way to make your appointment work, whether that is sedation, careful pacing, or simply taking the time to explain everything before we begin. Many of our most anxious patients have become longtime patients of the practice.