Comfortable surroundings.

Our patients and their families matter to us, and we want them to feel comfortable with our care. That's why we think of our waiting room as our family room. Instead of rows of hard chairs in a sterile, clinical environment, we've set up a warm, friendly place to sit down and relax before your appointment.  And instead of throwing a pile of forms at you, our business assistant will come greet you by name, explain whatever paperwork needs to be completed, and familiarize you with our practice. In fact, if your child is with you for a visit, the doctor will often come out to welcome you both personally prior to taking you back to the treatment rooms.

Comfortable conversations.

Our patients' education matters to us too, because we realize that clear understanding results in confidence during treatment. That's why we take plenty of time up front to do a comprehensive oral health assessment: asking questions about the numerous variables that affect your dental health, listening carefully to your answers, and then explaining your oral health status in plain, understandable terms.  We do everything possible to ensure that you're comfortable with everything we discuss, enabling you to make informed decisions about your own care.

Comfortable relationships.

Even though our profession is dentistry, our work is really all about relationships. We know how important it is for you and your family to be able to trust our training, our advice, and our skills, so we work hard to earn that trust. That's why we not only invest the time needed to get to know you and your family, but encourage you to get to know us as well. And we think you'll find that a comfortable relationship means comfortable care.