We are always excited to meet new patients. Our goal is to make you feel as comfortable as possible. For your safety and ours you will be asked a series of questions related to your health and COVID-19. These questions will be asked prior to booking an appointment and will be repeated when you attend our office. You need to wear a mask to our office, you should wait outside until prompted to enter, and on entering you will be asked to wash/disinfect hands, put on shoe protectors, and fill out or update your medical history. We will record your temperature, heart rate and oxygen saturation.

Please bring your dental insurance card for us to copy. If your dentist has given you a written referral or x-rays, please remember to bring them with you to the appointment.

Please bring a list of your current medications and take all routine medications prior to your visit. You will be asked to rinse your mouth with a mixture of mouthwash and hydrogen peroxide. Your appointment begins with a comprehensive examination, including any necessary diagnostic x-rays. The Endodontist will discuss your diagnosis and treatment options. Any questions you have will be addressed at this time. The doctor will outline options that best fits your individual needs.

Treatment is performed using local anesthesia but sometimes other options may be available. Please speak with the doctor about any concerns you have regarding your care. If you have a medical condition that may be a concern such as diabetes, high blood pressure, artificial joints or heart valves, etc., please let us know before your appointment. If you require antibiotics for any existing conditions please contact our office prior to your visit. All patients under the age of 18 need to be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian.

Procedures we offer include Non-Surgical Root Canal Therapy, Endodontic Re-Treatment, Traumatic Injuries for adults and children, Treating Cracked Teeth, and Apical Surgery.

Endodontics has advanced in recent years allowing for a very smooth patient experience that is not very different from having a tooth filled. Every patient is unique, and we are committed to providing you with high quality endodontic care based on your individual needs. Above all else, we want to make your visit to our office a pleasant experience.

Pre-Visit

Prior to your visit please brush and floss.   Please rinse with mouthwash or other antibacterial rinse for days prior to treatment to reduce inflammation.

If antibiotics are prescribed please follow all instructions and label directions.  If you have any questions regarding your treatment please contact our office.  We look forward to providing as comfortable a treatment experience as possible when you visit our office.