FAQs
Answers to common questions about your dental care
Dental care can come with questions, whether it's your first visit, an unexpected concern, or understanding how to protect your smile long-term. Here are clear answers to help you feel informed and confident.
Q & A
Frequently asked questions
Appointments
Scheduling an appointment is simple. Call our office directly at (203) 869-2884 or request a visit online through our form. Our team will help you find a time that fits your schedule and answer any questions before your visit.
Your first visit includes a thorough exam, a conversation about your goals, and time to ask questions. We focus on understanding your needs and creating a clear, comfortable plan moving forward.
Yes. We welcome new patients of every age from Greenwich, Cos Cob, Riverside, Old Greenwich, Rye and the surrounding towns.
Emergencies
If you experience sudden pain, swelling, or a dental injury, call our office right away at (203) 869-2884. Prompt care can help relieve discomfort and prevent the issue from becoming more serious. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, such as severe facial swelling that affects breathing or a suspected broken jaw, please call 911 or head to the nearest urgent care or emergency room immediately.
We do our best to accommodate emergency cases as quickly as possible. Calling as soon as possible allows us to guide you and schedule care when you need it most.
Insurance & Payment
We are an out-of-network provider, and many patients still use their benefits with us. We prepare and submit claims on your behalf and explain your estimated coverage before treatment begins.
Yes. HSA and FSA funds can be applied to treatment when applicable, and our team will help you understand your options before you decide.
Oral Health
Regular dental visits help prevent small issues from turning into larger problems. They also support your overall health by keeping your gums and teeth in good condition.
Your oral health is closely connected to your overall health. Healthy gums and teeth can help reduce inflammation and support long-term wellness.
Every six months for most people. If you have gum disease or a history of decay we may recommend a three or four month interval.
We're here to help you feel confident about your care
Still have questions?
If you didn't find what you were looking for, our team is always available to help. Whether it's a quick question or you're ready to schedule, we'll guide you every step of the way.