WORLD-CLASS SERVICE.
I had a very warm reception at my initial visit. Dr. Choudhury was very nice, very informative and spent much time getting to know me and my dental history. He was very through. I was very pleased with my first dental visit. The receptionist and dental assistant were very hospitable, made me feel welcome and comfortable.
What To Expect At Your First Dental Visit
From the moment you first call our office, you will be treated like the unique individual you are. Enjoy a choice of beverages, warm neck pillows, sunglasses, and optional sedation. Every effort is made to ensure that your visits are relaxing and that the care you receive is second-to-none. You can also expect the following from us:
- Respect for your time with minimal or no waiting time.
- Minimal paperwork and electronic signatures.
- Easy check-in and check-out.
- Attentive and helpful staff.
- Adequate time with Dr. Choudhury and Dr. Payumo to make sure all your questions are answered.
During Your Appointment
Your initial appointment will consist of an introduction to our office, our staff, and of course the doctor. Your consultation will include a review of your medical and dental history and evaluation of your needs, followed by a discussion of treatment options to address your needs and concerns. Ample time is scheduled to allow for dialogue about your options for treatment, the timing of procedures, and any other concerns you may have. Please bring with you any records from previous dental visits such as x-rays or relevant blood work within the last 5 years. Records taken at the first visit can include digital x-rays, study models, digital photos, and blood pressure. For patients with more extensive dental needs, a re-consultation appointment may be scheduled so that all factors can be examined and discussed in an orderly manner. At the re-consultation a clear diagnosis, plan of treatment, length of treatment, financial options, etc. will be discussed to assure a fit with your needs and desires.
Your health and safety is our top priority. Please alert the office if you have a medical condition that may be of concern (i.e. need for premedication,diabetes, high blood pressure, artificial heart valves, prosthetic joints or implants, rheumatic fever, etc.).