Our Continued Commitment To Your Health

While many things have changed during the COVID-19 pandemic, our commitment to you, your dental health, and your overall well-being has remained steadfast. It has never been more important to take care of your dental health. In recent months, we have seen patients in need of more major treatments due to interruptions in their routinely scheduled dental care and an increase of stress-related dental concerns due to the pandemic. Preventative dental care visits and continuing a home dental regimen is essential in maintaining your oral health which is pivotal in sustaining your total health and wellness.​ Regular hygiene visits provide preventative care, detect issues early, and benefits your overall health. 

We are committed to caring for your dental health while keeping you safe.

• Extended hours have been designed to provide you with increased scheduling flexibility. 
• You may now request a hygiene appointment online for your added convenience.
• We are offering financial arrangements and will be rolling out a members program providing dental benefits. 
• Newly expanded safety and infection control procedures have been implemented to continue our on-going commitment to your health and well-being.

Before Your Visit

• Dress in layers as the treatment rooms will be cool.
• Complete the guest forms online, including the COVID-19 health screening and consent forms.

When You Arrive

• Kindly wear a face mask
• Upon entry, you will be met by a team member who will repeat the health screening and have you sanitize your hands.

During Your Visit

• The team may be using different masks and face shields than they’ve used previously.
• Prior to treatment the clinical team will have you swish with a oral rinse to reduce bacteria.
• We will be reducing airborne pathogens by 90% with a new aerosol isolation system used by the clinical team as appropriate.
• Sanitize your hands at the conclusion of your visit.

After Your Visit

• Schedule your next visit with our team prior to exiting to help you stay healthy.
• If you start feeling ill with the symptoms of COVID-19 within two days of your visit, please give us a call. You may have already been carrying the virus at the time of your visit, so anyone who came into contact with you during that time could be at risk for getting sick too.