What To Expect

Diagnosis and Medications

We always like to reconfirm the diagnosis made by your family dentist. If there is any question as to where your discomfort may be originating from please refrain from taking any pain relievers at least 6-8 hours prior to your appointment. Pain relievers and antibiotics will mask your symptoms. It could make an accurate diagnosis difficult.

Once a diagnosis is made the doctor will provide you with your treatment options. We encourage you to ask questions and to discuss your concerns.

Appointments

We have set aside a special time for your appointment. We try very hard to adhere to our schedule. We will make every effort to contact you should our schedule change. Your time is valuable. We thank you in advance for honoring your appointment. However, should you be unable to keep your appointed time, we ask that you notify us at least 24 hours in advance as a courtesy to the other patients who may be waiting with discomfort.

Certifications

We have certified our team around you. Everyone is certified in CPR/AED for healthcare providers. The team has acquired certifications in the Dental Assisting National Board for both Infection Control and Radiation Health and Safety. Newer team members are in the process of the certification process.

A AED unit is on the premises.

Premedications

The American Heart Association has recently come up with new guidelines regarding antibiotic premedication. If you have previously premedicated prior to your dental appointments is it imperitave that you continue to do so until you speak to your physician about your specific condition.

Registration Forms

Our Registration Forms can be found here. We ask that you please fill out your medical/dental history forms, print, and bring them with you so that we may have this important information to serve you better. We have also included our financial policy and directions to the office on this site.

Find out about scheduling an appointment and other important information on this site.