NEW PATIENTS
New Patients
We regularly welcome patients who have been recommended to our practice by a trusted friend or family member. There can be no higher praise than when our patients refer others to our clinic. We vow to not only uphold but exceed the outstanding level of service you have come to expect from us as your dental provider.
Overview
When you walk into our clinic as a new patient, you will be greeted by one of our friendly and welcoming staff members. We will be sure to obtain your medical history and other important information related to your treatment with us. Our site is full of useful information to help you get to know our doctors, staff, available procedures and where we are located. We also offer printable new patient forms to help save some of your time during your initial visit.
What to Expect
Prior to any procedure, your dentist will clearly explain what you can expect from your treatment. If you are required to prepare for your procedure in any way, instructions will be provided both verbally and in writing. Being well-prepared for your appoinment helps our dentists and hygienists provide excellent quality dentistry at all times. An understanding of what is expected from you along with the results you can enjoy from your treatment will help ease your mind if you are feeling anxious about your appointment. Our staff members are happy to answer any questions or concerns you may have to ensure a positive and comfortable experience every visit. We look forward to meeting you.
Patient Exam – Dental Checkup
Most people are recommended to visit their dentist for a professional teeth cleaning and check-up at least twice a year. However, some patients may require fewer visits, while others will require more frequent treatment. Your dentist will help you devise a preventative maintenance plan to help ensure your smile is in optimum health at all times.
Patients who smoke, are diabetic, currently have gum disease or are more prone to cavities, are at a higher risk for denal disease, decay and infection may need preventative dentistry treatment every three or four months.
The amount of preventative care and maintenance dentistry can vary throughout your lifetime. Your dentist will help ensure your teeth are strong and healthy and may choose to lengthen or lessen the time between your appointments as necessary. For example, patients with a stressful lifestyle may be more prone to changes in oral health. Also in times of sickness, your teeth and gums may need special attention to prevent plaque buildup and the development of cavities. Your dentist will help your establish a care routine to keep your smile bright throughout the year.
Free Consultation
A dental checkup or dental exam is not included in a free consultation.