Patient Info

Lake Country Family Dental Patient Information

• Family Oriented

• New Patients Always Welcome

• Emergency Services Available

• 40+ Years of Experience

Convenient Access to Patient Forms

At Lake Country Family Dental, we know you have many choices when choosing a dentist. That’s why we’ve made setting up an appointment a simple process. If you can’t keep a scheduled appointment, or will be delayed, please call us as soon as possible.

Before your initial appointment, please download, fill out, and bring the following with you:

Financial Information, Insurance, and Payment Options

We understand that dental care can be a significant investment. We work with our patients so they can achieve and maintain a beautiful smile and healthier teeth and gums. We take the time to explain your treatment options and inform you of additional preventive care options. We feel this will lead to a more trusting doctor-patient relationship and, for many people, relieve the stress about seeing a dentist.

Our office accepts a variety of different insurance plans. We are in-network Premier Providers for Delta Dental, but we will gladly file out-of-network claims as well. It’s important to recognize that insurance is a contract between you and your insurance provider. We will work with you to ensure you receive the full benefits you are entitled to according to your plan.

We file insurance claims as a courtesy for all of our patients and also accept assignment of benefits when allowed by your insurance plan. We do not file state insurance. Also, if you don't have delta dental, you need to make sure you have out of network benefits to have coverage at our office.

We welcome the following forms of payment:

Cash
Check
Discover
Insurance
MasterCard
Visa

When you don't have any insurance, we offer 10% off on cash or check payments and 7% off on credit card payments.

Putting off dental treatment can lead to more serious conditions that put your oral health at risk. For this reason, we offer a third-party patient financing option designed to help you get the needed treatment now and pay it off over time. CareCredit has both interest-free and long-term payment plans available to fit any budget. You can apply online or over the phone and receive approval in just a few minutes.

Dental FAQs

We are happy to answer questions about our services and procedures. These are a selection of some common questions that patients have.

Are You Accepting New Patients?

Yes! Dr. Hohm and Dr. Holsen are accepting new patients. Please call the office to set up an appointment time that works best for you.
What Type of Insurance Do You Accept?

We are a Delta Premier Provider, but we do accept ALL insurances. Please call our office so we can help you with this always puzzling question.
My Child May Not Sit Still for the Dentist. Should I Still Bring Him or Her In?

Yes. A child who has a tough time sitting still will need additional support in getting used to the dental office. We can help them become familiar with the surroundings so that when it is time for their dental cleaning, they will be used to our office and the environment.
Will My Dental Crown or Bridge Be Noticeable?

Modern dental materials and technology have dramatically improved the appearance of dental crowns and bridges. The porcelain used in today’s crowns and bridges can be color-matched to blend perfectly with the shade of your natural teeth. With proper placement, your dental restoration should be virtually indistinguishable from your natural teeth.
What Are the Advantages of Dental Implants?
Dental implants have several advantages over other tooth replacement options:
- Dental implants appear the most life-like and natural
- Dental implants are the most secure and stable dental restoration available
- Dental implants prevent bone loss, keeping your jaw tissue healthy, and preventing changes in the shape of your face
- With proper care, dental implants can last a lifetime
Why Does the Dentist Make Me Stick Out My Tongue?

Watch this video to learn why the dentist examines your tongue.
Will My Root Canal Treatment Hurt?

The techniques used to perform root canals have advanced considerably, making this routine procedure no more uncomfortable or inconvenient than a filling. Many people who need a root canal are currently in pain, and a root canal will relieve your pain and save your tooth. After your procedure, you may experience some swelling and discomfort, but this will go away quickly.
My Teeth Are Discolored. What Are My Options?

Sometimes, a simple teeth whitening procedure is all it takes to put the sparkle back into your smile. If your staining or discoloration is resistant to whitening, we have other ways of improving the appearance of your teeth using cosmetic dentistry procedures such as veneers, bonding, or porcelain crowns. Call us to find out which of our services is right for you.

Colgate Optic Whitening Kit is available too!