A Personalized Approach to Your Care
We are always excited to meet new patients! Your first visit begins with a comprehensive oral evaluation. Our team will develop a treatment plan to help you achieve and maintain a healthy smile. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have about treatment options during your visit.
Reminders regarding your first visit:
- Bring your dental insurance card to your appointment
- Provide any written referral or x-rays that your dentist may have provided
- Patients under the age of 18 should be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
- Inform our office if you have a medical condition such as diabetes, high blood pressure, rheumatic fever, artificial joints or heart valves, etc…
Your first visit will be a comprehensive examination and assessment of your case, including a review of the information provided by your dentist. If necessary, diagnostic x-rays will be taken so that your situation can be thoroughly evaluated and the ideal treatment plan can be determined. Your doctor will discuss your diagnosis, explain procedures and sedation options, and create a treatment plan that addresses your individual needs.
Please speak with the doctor about any concerns you have regarding your care. We consider it an honor to care for your oral surgical needs and greatly appreciate the trust you place in us to do so.
Why Choose Us?
For families across Campbell and the surrounding South Bay, our two-doctor team offers something that’s increasingly rare: comprehensive care under one roof, delivered by dentists who take the time to know you. From routine cleanings and fillings to dental implants, Invisalign, and full mouth reconstruction, most of what you need is handled here — without a referral across town.
That care is backed by technology we’ve chosen for your comfort as much as our precision. Digital scanning replaces messy impression trays, 3D cone beam imaging lets us plan implants with confidence, and same-day CAD/CAM restorations mean many crowns are finished in a single visit. Both doctors are active members of the American Dental Association and pursue ongoing advanced training, so your care reflects current thinking — not habit.