Journal
Notes from the second floor.
Things we end up explaining twice a week. Written down here so the explanation is better than the one you get while your mouth is open.
The four minutes before we touch anything
Every appointment here opens with a conversation and a closed instrument tray. Here is what we are actually asking about.
Read it
Night guards: who actually needs one
They are prescribed far more often than they are needed. Three signs that yours would earn its keep, and three that it would not.
An implant is a three-month decision
The surgery is the short part. Here is the real calendar, from first scan to final crown, with the waiting written in.
How to read your own X-ray
Bright means dense, dark means missing. Once you know those two rules you can follow most of what your dentist is looking at.
Next step
Come in once.
Decide after that.
First visits are ninety minutes and end with a written plan you can take to any other dentist. No deposit, no obligation, no follow-up calls unless you ask for them.