What sets me apart from other Dental Venues:

I rarely double and triple book patients. What this means to the patient is that I spend more one on one time with each patient. Appointments typically run on time. Sure there is the occasional emergency, but they are rare and usually do not interrupt the flow of the day.

I do a significant amount of the behind the scenes laboratory work myself. I box and pour my own impressions, do all the model work to a case and mount the cases myself. What this means to the patient is I have better quality control to every case, resulting in more predictable end results requiring less adjustments and fine tuning at the time of delivery and beyond.

I have a full time Dental Laboratory Technician on the premises with me in the lab. We typically trade each case off to each other multiple times as a prosthesis is going through the many steps necessary to be completed. This serves as an additional quality control “checks and balance”.

I do not have a large staff of dental assistants. I still prefer to do many of the steps that are typically delegated to an assistant because ultimately, I believe every step is important to the overall end result of a case treatment. I fabricate all my own provisionals (temporaries), I make all my own impressions, diagnostic or otherwise, I make all my own jaw relations records and bite registrations.

I try very hard to be as efficient as possible with my patient treatment time. Careful treatment planning can allow me to get the maximum amount of work done on a patient within the least amount patient chair time. What this means to the patient is needed work can be done with a minimal amount of office visits and can be completed in the shortest amount of time.