Your first dental visit. Here’s how to prepare.

Choose your preferred office and use its booking link or call the office. If you are unsure which appointment to choose, describe your concern when you call.

Bring a photo ID, current insurance or Medicaid details, a medication list, relevant medical history, and any dental records you already have. Ask the office which forms to complete beforehand.

Tell your new office about recent dental records or X-rays. The team can explain what would be useful and how to arrange a transfer with the appropriate authorization.

The team reviews your health history and concerns, assesses your dental needs, and explains recommended next steps. The exact examination, imaging, and treatment depend on your appointment and clinical needs.

It depends on the appointment booked, the assessment, and available time. Ask the office what your first appointment includes instead of assuming all treatment will be completed that day.

Yes. Our offices provide family and pediatric dental care. Tell the office your child’s age, needs, and any concerns when arranging the appointment.

Tell the office before your appointment and discuss your concerns with the dental team. Ask about the approach and any options appropriate for your care.

Call the office and describe your symptoms. Urgent appointment availability varies; the team can help identify the next step. For trouble breathing or swallowing or a serious injury, seek emergency medical care.

Contact the office that booked your visit as soon as you can. Ask about its scheduling and cancellation policies.