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Everything you need before your visit: what to bring, transparent pricing, payment options and answers to common questions.
New Patients
Your First Visit, Made Easy
We'll take time to get to know you, check your teeth and gums, and talk through any concerns. Here's how to get ready.
What to bring
- A valid ID
- Your HMO or insurance card
- A list of any medicines you take
- Previous X-rays or dental records, if you have them
- Your completed patient forms
Patient Forms
Fill these in at home to save time on the day.
Patient Registration Form Medical History Form Consent & Privacy FormPricing
Simple, Transparent Pricing
No surprises. Choose a single visit or a yearly plan that covers your routine care.
A complete check-up and cleaning for patients who prefer to pay per visit.
- Full oral exam
- Professional cleaning & polish
- Digital X-rays
- Personal care plan
Our most popular plan: all your routine care for the year, plus savings on treatment.
- 2 check-ups & cleanings
- All routine X-rays
- 1 emergency visit included
- 15% off all treatments
- Priority booking
Complete Care for up to 4 family members, with extra savings for the whole household.
- Complete Care for up to 4 people
- 20% off all treatments
- Fluoride treatment for kids
- Flexible family scheduling
Prices are a guide and may vary depending on your needs. We'll always confirm costs before any treatment.
Insurance & Payment
Flexible ways to pay
We accept a range of payment options and work with many HMO and insurance providers. Not sure if you're covered? Give us a call and we'll check for you before your visit.
Check My CoverageFAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I see the dentist?
For most people, a check-up and cleaning every six months works well. If you have gum problems or a higher risk of decay, we may suggest coming in more often.
Do dental cleanings hurt?
Most patients find cleanings comfortable. If your gums or teeth are sensitive, let us know and we'll go gently and can use numbing gel where needed.
Are dental X-rays safe?
Yes. We use digital X-rays, which need only a very small dose of radiation, and we only take them when they're needed for your care.
What if I feel nervous about my visit?
You're not alone. Tell us how you feel and we'll explain each step, take breaks whenever you like, and go at a pace that suits you.
How long does a check-up take?
A routine exam and cleaning usually takes about 45 to 60 minutes. Your first visit may take a little longer while we get to know you.
Do you accept dental insurance?
We work with many insurance plans. Call or message our front desk with your provider details and we'll confirm your coverage before your visit.
Still have a question? Call us at 012-3456-7890