There are 2 parking lots available with FREE parking for patients. One lot is in the front of the building, and there is a larger space at the rear of the building.

Our clean and bright office contains 4 fully equipped operatory rooms, a laboratory, x-ray room, conference room, and a wheelchair accessible bathroom.

We're on the 3rd floor of the NEOS office building, and we are the only business on that level. It is accessible via multiple stairwells and by elevator. The first and second floor of the building are occupied with a variety of office suites.

We offer oral hygiene instruction and nutritional counseling to patients. One of our clinicians will sit down one-on-one with patients to discuss the importance of good nutrition, oral hygiene, and to provide best techniques for brushing and flossing.

Should I show up a few minutes early to fill out forms?

Yes. We are all electronic and you're encouraged to show up a few minutes early to fill out our Intake Forms via tablet. Or you can access forms here to fill out in advance of you appointment: Intake Forms.

Where do I park?

There are two parking lots: One is located at the front of the building, and the second, larger lot is located at the rear of the building. For additional location details and directions, click here.

Can you transfer my records to another dentist?

Yes. We would be happy to transfer your records. Please contact us to initiate this process. 

What is the difference between a filling and a sealant?

A sealant is placed on a perfectly healthy tooth, for the purpose of preventing decay. A filling, on the other hand, is placed on a tooth that has decay.  The materials are not the same but and the procedure is the same as is the general appearance of the end-product.

Will you seal a tooth after placing a filling?

No. The filling material will replace the sealant, and works by sealing the rest of that tooth’s surface. However; be aware that the tooth can develop a new cavity on a different surface, or on that same surface, if proper oral hygiene and nutrition are not followed.

How often do you perform x-rays?

Bitewing x-rays are taken yearly to check in between the teeth for cavities. A panoramic x-ray is taken every 3-5 years, depending on necessity. A full mouth series is taken when a child has all permanent teeth, and then every 5 years.

My child has a broken bracket – should he/she be seen?

Not necessarily. As long as the child is not in any pain or discomfort, it can wait until the next appointment to be fixed.

Should I be using fluoride?

There are two forms of fluoride: Systemic and Topical. Systemic fluorides are the drops, pills, and water fluoridation that is ingested and helps to protect the unerupted teeth. We limit prescribing systemic fluoride unless a huge need for it. Our theory is that the less we put in the body, the better. A child may be getting fluoride from other sources, and we don’t want to give them too much. Topical fluorides are the pastes, rinses, and gels that protect the teeth in the mouth. These are safe for children who are able to spit the extra fluoride out instead of swallowing it.

Do you have a question we haven’t answered here? Let us know. Contact us today!