New patients welcome. Same-week appointments for tooth pain. Call (512) 555-0178

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Gentle dentistry for the whole family.

Check-ups, cleanings, braces and emergency care from a team that explains every step before we start. Evening appointments on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

  • Most dental insurance plans accepted
  • Sedation options for nervous patients
  • Free parking behind the building

This week

Open Monday to Saturday

Next free check-up
Thursday, 4:30 pm
Late appointments
Tuesday and Thursday until 7 pm
Address
48 Larkspur Avenue, Suite 2
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Treatments

Prices for patients without insurance are listed under Costs.

Your first visit, step by step

Plan for about an hour. Bring your insurance card and a list of any medicines you take.

  1. Arrive and settle in

    Fill in a short health form on a tablet in the waiting room, or online before you come.

  2. Exam and X-rays

    Your dentist checks your teeth and gums and takes X-rays only if they are needed.

  3. Cleaning

    Our hygienist cleans and polishes your teeth. Tell us if anything is uncomfortable and we stop.

  4. Your plan and costs

    We explain what we found and give you a written plan with prices before any treatment.

The team

Four dentists and three hygienists. You see the same dentist at every visit.

Costs and insurance

We bill most insurance plans directly, so you only pay your share on the day. No insurance? Our membership plan covers two check-ups and cleanings a year.

Prices are examples for patients without insurance. Your written plan shows the exact cost before treatment.

Example prices without insurance
New patient exam, X-rays and cleaning$189
Emergency visit$95
In-chair whitening$420
Membership plan, per year$299

Questions patients ask

Do you take my insurance?

We work with most PPO plans. Send us your plan name when you book and we will confirm your cover before the visit.

I’m nervous about the dentist. What can you do?

Tell us when you book. We can schedule a longer first visit, explain each step before we start, and offer laughing gas or oral sedation.

What counts as a dental emergency?

Severe tooth pain, swelling in your face or gums, a knocked-out or broken tooth, or bleeding that won’t stop. Call us first thing and we will see you the same week, often the same day.

How old should my child be for their first visit?

Around their first birthday, or when the first tooth appears. Early visits are short and mostly about getting comfortable.

Request an appointment

We confirm by phone or email within one working day. For tooth pain, call us instead: (512) 555-0178.

Opening hours
Monday, Wednesday, Friday8 am – 5 pm
Tuesday, Thursday8 am – 7 pm
Saturday9 am – 1 pm
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