Patient Forms & Documents
Save time during your visit by completing your forms in advance. All forms are secure and HIPAA-compliant.
New Patient Registration
Complete your registration before your first visit
Existing Patient Login
Log in to your account with us
Insurance Information
Contact us with your insurance details for verification
Financial Options
Review our payment options
New Patient Registration Form
Complete your registration below to expedite your first visit. This secure form is encrypted and HIPAA-compliant.
Insurance & Finance Options
We accept most major insurance plans and offer flexible payment solutions to make quality dental care accessible to everyone.
Accepted Insurance Plans
Cigna
Aetna
MetLife
Guardian
Humana
Blue Cross Blue Shield
United Healthcare
Anthem
Principal Financial
Don't see your insurance? Contact us to verify coverage. We're happy to check your benefits and provide estimates.
Payment Options
Flexible Payment Plans
Interest-free payment plans available for qualifying treatments
CareCredit
Healthcare financing with promotional interest options
HSA/FSA
Health Savings and Flexible Spending Accounts accepted
Smile Savings Program
No insurance? No problem! Comprehensive exam, x-rays, and cleaning.
$420/year
Preparing for Your Visit
Follow these simple steps to ensure your appointment goes smoothly and we can provide the best possible care.
Before Your Appointment
Arrive 15 minutes early for paperwork
Bring a valid photo ID
Bring insurance cards and payment method
List all current medications
Prepare questions about your oral health
Consider your treatment goals and concerns
Office Hours
Emergency line available during normal business hours
Post-Treatment Care
Proper aftercare ensures the best healing and longest-lasting results. Follow these guidelines for optimal recovery.
Post-Treatment Care
Follow all post-operative instructions
Take prescribed medications as directed
Apply ice for swelling if recommended
Avoid hard foods for 24-48 hours
Keep the treatment area clean
When to Call Us
Severe pain that doesn't respond to medication
Excessive bleeding or swelling
Lost crown or filling
Broken tooth or dental restoration
Signs of infection (fever, swelling)