Planning Your Visit

Plan Your First Appointment

To make your first appointment as productive as possible, we advise you to arrive 15 minutes early to fill out the necessary forms. While you're doing that, our friendly staff will confirm that your insurance is up to date and that we have your past medical or dental records.

If you have any problems, pain, or issues with your oral health, please also to be sure to let our receptionist know.

During Your Appointment

Your appointment will start with an X-ray taken by one of our trained hygienists. The X-ray will be reviewed on the spot along with your current oral health. From there, the hygienist and dentist will work up a dental service plan. After that is documented, your teeth will be cleaned - and if requested - fluoride will be applied.

At the end of your appointment, we'll schedule your next visit - either for your next cleaning or to have another procedure completed.

Patients with Dental Emergencies

When you come to us for a dental emergency, our team will take an X-ray to see what's going on. Our goal at this point is to take care of your pain and get it to a manageable level. A follow-up appointment will then be scheduled with a comprehensive oral health exam. This helps us prevent similar issues and emergencies from happening in the future.

Why Choose Us?

FREE consultations for major procedures
Same-day services available
Walk-ins accepted for dental emergencies
Seven years of experience
We accept most insurance
We handle all the insurance paperwork - just let us know your provider
We take continuing education courses each year
We offer quality dental care with a personal approach
Our dental practice accepts most insurance, including state and private plans
FREE parking and FREE Wi-Fi
Se Habla Español

Most Insurance Accepted

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320-774-2556

Same-day appointments and walk-ins are welcome! Contact us in Saint Cloud or in Brooklyn Park today.

"I hate going to the dentist. I'd rather go through childbirth again, however, I had a bad tooth that needed pulling, and the dental hygienists made it so the shots of Novocaine didn't hurt as bad as normal. When it came time to have it pulled, the dentist said he was checking to see if my tooth was numb...then was done. My anxiety was through the roof, and they handled me very well and I actually left with a smile. I will be going back."

- Bethany Allen, Google Review