Dr. Thomas H Reitz, DDS

Thomas Reitz, DDS
1007 N Main Street
Edgerton, WI 53534-1325
608-884-3358
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07:00 AM - 06:00 PM
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07:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Appointments
Please call our office at (608)884-3358 to schedule an appointment. If for any reason you cannot keep a scheduled appointment, please call us as soon as possible.
Insurance and Billing
Our office accepts nearly every insurance and will file your claims electronically so your claims can be processed quickly and with ease. We are a participating provider with Delta Dental. Our staff is familiar with most of the major plans and are trained to assist you in maximizing the benefits to which you are entitled. Please be sure to bring a copy of your insurance card with you to your first appointment or at any time that your insurance changes so that your claims can be processed correctly and efficiently.
Payment Options
To meet your financial …needs, our administrative staff are available to discuss financial arrangements with you. Medical and dental insurance can be confusing. Most insurance plans only pay a portion for your dental visit. The friendly staff at Reitz Dental are happy to answer your questions and help you get the most from insurance. We provide a 10% adjustment discount for procedures paid in full on the day of service. For your convenience, we accept MasterCard, Visa, American Express and the Discover Card.
Technology
At our facility you will find state-of-the-art dental technology that allows us to offer our patients services that are faster, better and less intrusive than most people might imagine. The latest computer technology is maximized for treatment as well as patient comfort.
Intra-oral cameras: The intra-oral camera is a small wand with a miniature video camera that is inserted into the patient's mouth, where it transmits a signal to a television monitor next to the dental chair. This miniaturized camera allows patients to view the inside of their own mouths live. An intra-oral camera allows us to view clear, precise images of patient's mouths, teeth and gums, in order for us to accurately make a diagnosis. The dentist can use the image to explain a condition or procedure to the patient or to track a particular condition over time.
Panoramic Technology: For comprehensive diagnosis and less radiation, the panoramic machine takes an x-ray of your facial aspects, including the TMJ joints and sinus area, in one picture. A panoramic x-ray film is a diagnostic image that shows all of the jawbones and teeth and is typically utilized in oral surgery such as wisdom tooth extractions, implant surgeries and jaw fractures as well as in orthodontics.
CEREC: CEREC uses advanced dental technology to produce natural-looking dental crowns in one visit. CEREC consists of a computerized system that designs your dental restoration right on the spot. First, the dentist will take a picture of the tooth or teeth that have been prepared for dental treatment. Then, a 3-D model of your tooth is created right on the screen. Dr. Reitz will then use the CEREC software to design your dental crown. The final creation is sent to CEREC's milling unit, which trims a ceramic block (that will match your tooth color) into the right shape. Each step is done in a short time, producing a crown while you relax in the dental chair. This used to take several weeks and now it takes just one dental visit that lasts about an hour.
DIAGNOdent: This safe and pain free laser light machine detects decay as it appears beneath the surface (from the inside out). DIAGNOdent allows us to locate hidden decay and with treatment stop the spread of disease before it destroys the tooth from within. A number scale and an alarm indicate when there are signs of hidden decay.
Cephalometric X-ray: When going in for your orthodontic records appointment a cephalometric x-ray will be taken. This is used to take a snapshot of the teeth and bite from a side view of the head. The exposure takes under 10 seconds. Once the x-ray