
Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth office
7540 S Hulen St, Fort Worth, TX 76133
4.9 on Google · 1,569 reviews
For veterans
We're an approved VA dental provider and accept VA referrals at both offices. We can schedule you once an active referral is on file.

How it works
Ask your VA provider or case manager for a community care dental referral to Polished Family Dental in Fort Worth or Glen Rose.
Call the office you chose. We can only schedule once we have an active VA referral on file, so we'll check that it has arrived.
Once your referral is active, we'll book your visit. Cleanings, fillings, crowns, dentures and implants are all under one roof.
The VA issues and approves referrals, so you are part of the process too. If your referral is delayed, expires, or your treatment needs a new referral or approval, please follow up directly with the VA. A call from you is often the quickest way to move it along. We can't schedule your visit until an active VA referral is on file with us, and we'll let you know if anything else is needed from the VA.
What we provide
Your VA case manager confirms what your referral covers. We send the VA what it needs from us, and we'll tell you when a new referral or approval is required.

Two offices
Both offices accept VA referrals.

Fort Worth, Texas
7540 S Hulen St, Fort Worth, TX 76133
4.9 on Google · 1,569 reviews

Glen Rose, Texas
104 Spanish Oak Trail, Glen Rose, TX 76043
4.9 on Google · 741 reviews
Questions
Yes. We accept VA referrals at our Fort Worth and Glen Rose offices.
Ask your VA provider or case manager for a community care dental referral to Polished Family Dental, then call us or book online.
We provide cleanings, fillings, crowns, dentures and implants. Your VA case manager confirms what your referral covers.
No. We can only schedule VA patients once we have an active VA referral on file. Call us and we'll check whether yours has arrived.
Please follow up directly with the VA. Delays, expired referrals and new referrals or approvals for more treatment are handled by the VA, and a call from you is often the quickest way to move them along.
Sometimes. If your treatment plan needs care beyond your current referral, the VA has to approve it first. We'll let you know, and you may need to contact the VA to request it.