A simple first visit
Three simple steps. Only booking is required before you arrive.
Reserve your appointment first. Patient registration can wait until check-in if that is easier.
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Reserve your time. Use the direct scheduling link to see available appointment types and times.Book an appointment
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Optional before arrival
Register if convenient. Complete patient information before arrival if it helps, or ask the team to help at check-in.Optional registration
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Bring the essentials. Bring your photo ID, insurance card if applicable and an up-to-date medication list.
What to expect
Expect a conversation before a recommendation.
Your visit type determines the exact flow. A comprehensive new-patient visit generally includes a review of your health and dental history, clinically appropriate imaging, an examination, gum-health evaluation and a discussion of findings.
Urgent visits focus first on the problem that brought you in. Complex implant or full-mouth consultations begin with goals, diagnosis and available treatment paths.
Choose your starting point.
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New-patient exam: General care, preventive planning and a full oral-health baseline.
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Emergency / limited exam: Tooth pain, swelling, a broken tooth or another urgent concern.
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Implant consultation: Missing teeth, failing dental work, dentures or full-arch options.
Quick new-patient answers
Are you accepting new patients?
Yes. New patients are welcome and can book directly online.
Do I have to register online?
No. Online registration is optional. It can save time at check-in, but the team can help you at the office.
What should I bring?
Bring a photo ID, your dental insurance card if you plan to use coverage, and a current list of medications and health conditions.
Can I send private health information through the website?
Use the secure patient-registration link after scheduling, or call the office. Do not send sensitive health or insurance details through general email.