Cleanings & exams
Thorough, gentle hygiene visits with digital X-rays and a clear plan.
Gentle cleanings, modern cosmetic work and same-day emergency care, in a calm office that runs on time and explains every step before it happens.

From a toddler’s first visit to a same-day crown, you’ll see the same small team who know your name and your history.
Thorough, gentle hygiene visits with digital X-rays and a clear plan.
Tooth-colored fillings and same-day crowns whenever we can.
In-office and take-home whitening for a brighter, even smile.
Straighten your smile without metal: scanned, planned and tracked.
Friendly first visits that make the dentist a non-event.
Pain, a chip, a lost crown? We hold same-day slots every morning.
Most first visits take about 75 minutes. You’ll know exactly what’s happening and what it costs before anything starts.
Forms are done online beforehand. Grab a coffee, we’ll grab you on time.
Low-dose digital images and a 3D scan you can see on screen with us.
Warm blankets, noise-canceling headphones and a hygienist who checks in often.
What’s urgent, what can wait, and what your insurance will likely cover.

We start with a ride in the chair and a tooth count, not a lecture. Parents can stay in the room, and siblings can book back to back.
Pick what you have. We’ll verify your exact benefits for free before your visit.
Low-dose digital X-rays, a 3D scanner instead of goopy impressions, and a screen where we show you exactly what we see, in plain English, before we recommend a thing.


“I used to cancel every cleaning. Now I actually look forward to them, and my kids ask when we’re going back.”Andrea M. · Patient since 2022
All the time. Tell us when you book and we’ll plan extra time, walk you through every step before it happens, and agree on a hand signal for breaks.
A new-patient exam, cleaning and X-rays starts at $189. Our Lakeside Care Club membership covers two of those a year for $29 a month.
Yes. Ask for a family block and we’ll line up hygienists so everyone is done in about an hour.
Severe pain, swelling, a knocked-out or broken tooth, or a lost crown. If you have facial swelling with fever or trouble breathing or swallowing, go to the ER first.
New patients welcome. Tell us a good time and we’ll confirm within the day.
