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We accept payment in the form of cash, Debit, Discover, Visa and MasterCard. Is 3D/4D ultrasound covered by insurance? What type of payments do you accept?Īt this time 3D/4D ultrasound is NOT covered by insurance and is considered an elective procedure.

Just let us know that you don’t want to know the gender and we will respect your wishes! We understand that some couples want to leave that surprise for delivery day! We don’t even look at that area unless you ask us to. Not a problem! We can very easily avoid that area. What if I don’t want to know the gender of my baby? This is why we require that you have already had your medical ultrasound before you come in for your 3D/4D ultrasound. The 3D/4D ultrasound is elective and does not in any way replace any ultrasound that your healthcare provider has ordered.

Will my 3D/4D ultrasound replace the ultrasound that my prenatal healthcare provider orders/performs?Ībsolutely not! As medical professionals, we cannot stress enough the importance of your medical ultrasound. As a result, we cannot always guarantee image clarity or quality. It is important to remember that all images are dependent on the baby’s position, movement, size, placental position, maternal weight and the amount of surrounding amniotic fluid. Later ultrasounds (31 to 34 weeks) reveal improved facial features since the developing fat layer enhances these images, however less body due to decreased space in the womb. Earlier Ultrasounds (24 to 28 weeks) allow the expectant mother to see more whole body images of her baby. The best time is between 24-32 weeks gestation. How far along should I be when I get my 3D/4D ultrasound? We believe that standardized accreditation and training ensures consistent safety and quality. Strict required prerequisites must be met before an applicant can take an ARDMS® exam. The only means of obtaining an ARDMS® credential is through examination. We require first and foremost that every Bond Before Birth sonographer have completed an accredited ultrasound program as well as possess the RDMS credential. What is an ARDMS sonographer and why should this be the ONLY person, besides my prenatal healthcare provider, performing my ultrasound exams? We have created this video to explain the difference.īond Before Birth is owned an d operated by board certified sonographers. Check out our facebook pages for some examples.​What is the difference between 3D and 4D? In summary to get the best 3D4D ultrasound images, about two weeks prior to your 3D ultrasound appointment – start drinking “8 of 8” for a clearer images of your Sweet Baby Face.Īt Sweet Baby Face we work hard to get the best possible images. That will do very little to ensure the best 3D ultrasound images. Oh yeah, and you can’t “play catch up” and just drink a bunch of water the day before your appointment – it doesn’t work that way. Staying hydrated is not only important when you are not pregnant, but even more important when you are. You will want to have as much water in your system as you can up to your appointment date for your 3D ultrasound. This will give you the best ultrasound results. It’s recommended to drink around 8 glasses that hold about 8 ounces of water every day. It’s a stark difference – the amniotic fluid is much more clear than those mothers who may not be drinking as much water. Honestly, it probably is, but you can see a vast difference in the quality of the 3D ultrasound images when the mother is drinking plenty of water. With all that pressure on the bladder, you might think drinking more water is a recipe for more trips to the restroom. Want to get the best 3D4D ultrasound images? Around one or two weeks prior to your 3D 4D Ultrasound appointment, it’s best to drink more water than you might normally drink.