Your brand new smile is only days away, but before then, you have to look after your temporary crown. Don't panic — we’ll show you just how easy it is.
Whether you visit the dentist twice a year or it’s been a while since your last visit, we are happy to have you. For every visit (but especially your first), make sure that you have the following items with you! Having these at the ready will ensure seamless communication and organization for you and our office. For any and all questions about your visit, we are here to help, so feel free to call us ahead of time to clarify.
Consider this your handy dental visit checklist:
We know it can be hard to remember the exact year of that one crown and the year of that one root canal. If it’s your first time visiting us or you recently moved to the area, we recommend that you give your past dentist a phone call and ask for copies of your records. All dental offices will keep these records on file, and can easily fax or email them over to you for your convenience.
gums), knowing what you’re taking can provide more clarity in our assessments.
To schedule your appointment, call our location nearest you.
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