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Your first visit

Your first visit, made clearer.

A little preparation can make room for a better conversation. Here is a starting point for your visit.

Plan your visit
[01]Before you arrive

Let’s start
with the essentials.

Confirm your appointment and the information the office needs before your visit.

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  1. 01

    Start with a conversation

    Tell us whether you are a new patient and what you would like to discuss. Ask which appointment is appropriate for your needs.

  2. 02

    Know what to bring

    Confirm any identification, insurance information, medication list or previous records the office needs, and how to provide them.

  3. 03

    Make space for your questions

    Note your concerns and priorities. Confirm your arrival time, what is scheduled and any preparation instructions.

Dental care in progress at Arlington Dental Associates

Room for your questions

Bring your story.
We’ll begin there.

A first appointment is a chance to discuss your health history, dental concerns and previous experiences. The exact examination, imaging or cleaning depends on your needs and the visit arranged.

  • What does the examination show?
  • Which options are relevant, and why?
  • What happens next, and what should I prepare?
Insurance & payment questions

Your questions, answered

Feel prepared for your first visit.

Have another question? Start a conversation with our office.

Get in touch
Are you welcoming new patients?

Yes. We are currently accepting new patients. Call the office to discuss a first appointment and what to prepare.

How do I arrange an appointment?

Call the office to discuss your next step and arrange a first appointment.

Can I ask about insurance or payment?

Of course. Ask the team about your plan, treatment estimate and payment questions before your visit.

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What if it has been a while since my last visit?

Let the team know. Share the questions or concerns that matter to you and ask about an appropriate first appointment.

How should I share my records?

Ask the office which records it needs and how to provide them before your appointment.

General education informed by the American Dental Association’s dental visit questions resource. Dental visit questions.

Treatment-room seating and dental light

A fresh start for your smile

We’d love to
get to know you.

Your next step can be a simple conversation. Let’s talk about your visit.