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We request that you contact our office 48 hours prior to your appointment. All late cancellations and no-shows will incur a $40 per hour of appointment cancellation fee.

You'll need to bring in the following:

•  Please complete our new patient forms on our website (they are automatically emailed to us)
• A photo ID
• Your insurance card
• A list of current medications and medical conditions
• The name or phone number of your primary care physician
• All minors must be accompanied by an adult or have a parent’s consent before treatment can be completed

We're excited that you've chosen us to care for your smile. We will never judge you. Instead, we'll address any oral health problems, explain your treatment options, and create a plan of action to address your unique needs.

We're happy to welcome you to our practice. We'll start by taking a complete medical and dental history and will ask you about any current concerns. Our team will take full-mouth x-rays to identify any dental problems and to create a baseline for future dental visits. We will evaluate the health of your teeth and existing dental work to ensure they are free of damage and assess the health of your gums. We'll also perform an oral cancer screening to rule out potential abnormalities. 

You will likely receive care from our dental hygienist, who will remove plaque and tartar buildup from your tooth surfaces and along your gum line. We’ll also polish your teeth and floss between them to remove any remaining plaque and debris. We may recommend a fluoride treatment to lower your risk of future tooth decay. 

At the conclusion of your appointment, we will discuss any current needs and preventive measures required to keep your smile in tip-top shape. We will work with you to create a personalized treatment plan for long-term oral health. 

According to the American Dental Association, you should schedule dental visits at intervals determined by your dentist. In general, patients require twice-yearly dental exams and cleanings. However, some patients with gum disease or those at a higher risk of developing dental problems will require more frequent appointments. Our team will evaluate your unique needs and recommend the ideal frequency of visits to maintain your healthy smile.

Yes. It is extremely important to care for your oral health, especially during your pregnancy. Before scheduling your first appointment, we ask that you obtain a release from your doctor, clearing you to receive dental care. It is likely that we will not be able to take any dental X-rays at your first appointment if you are pregnant, if you have any x-rays within the last year it is very helpful if you bring these with you or have your previous dentist send us your x-rays / dental history.