New Patients
Through education, customer service and expert dental care, we create beautiful smiles in a comfortable and caring environment.
Patient Forms
Please take a minute to print and fill out the forms before your first appointment:
» Dental History Form [PDF] | [DOC]
» Acknowledgement of Privacy Practices [PDF] | [DOC]
» Financial Guidelines [PDF] | [DOC]
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The "New Patient Experience"
On your first visit, you'll receive a comprehensive oral evaluation, along with any necessary diagnostic x-rays. We may also provide you with a thorough teeth cleaning, or address your current or emergency situation. Additionally, we would like to get to know you and your dental goals. Dr. Bond and his team will provide you with an ideal strategy specific to your needs, including an explanation of dental procedures, scheduling and payment options.
Focusing on Your Overall Health:
New findings confirm the importance of oral health on overall well-being. Our goal is to contribute to your general health by sharing advances in the science of caring for your mouth and teeth.
The Latest Technology
Our facility uses modern techniques and equipment to provide you with a clinically-advanced and comfortable dental procedure. Our team of professionals incorporates the use of our intra-oral cameras, digital x-rays and computer-charting programs to help develop the best plan possible. We also have a computerized bite evaluation program and shade-evaluation program to assist us in the best possible outcome for your dental procedures.
Comfort is a High Priority:
For many people, a visit to the dentist can be an anxious and stressful obstacle to overcome. In order to help reduce this fear and anxiety, various methods of sedation or relaxation are available.
We offer the following options to make your visits with us more comfortable.
Periodontal Therapy and Maintenance:
A strong foundation is the key to success in keeping your teeth for a lifetime. Your foundation starts with healthy gum tissue, which in turn, maintains your bone structure. Periodontal (or gum) disease is the single most common cause of tooth loss in adults. This disease attacks the gums, bone and other supporting structures of the teeth. However, if caught in the early stages, periodontal disease can be treated.
"I appreciate many
aspects of being a
provider of dental
care. The most enjoy-
able is developing
lasting relationships
with patients, and
seeing how dentistry
can truly improve the
quality of life for
someone."
Dr. Jeffrey T. Bond
