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Book it
Request a time online or give us a call. We'll confirm your appointment and let you know if anything's needed before you come in.
New patients
Your first visit, start to finish.
First things first: it's totally okay if it's been a while. Six months or six years, you get the same welcome. No lecture, no judgment, just a careful look at where things stand and a straight-talk rundown of what we find.
What to expect
Here's how it goes.
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Show up
Park out front or behind the building and check in at the front desk. We're a quarter mile from the McDonough square.
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Get checked out
Dr. Little does a thorough exam and any records that make sense for you, then shows you what she sees in plain language.
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Talk options
You'll hear your options, the honest tradeoffs, and what each path involves. Scheduled treatment always comes with a written estimate first.
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Head out
Schedule next steps on your timeline and go over payment options with the team. Nothing moves forward until you say so.
Pack this
What to bring.
A photo ID, your dental insurance info (if you have it), and a list of current medications. If we need any forms for your visit, we'll let you know ahead of time.
Records from your last dentist? Give us a call and we'll explain what's helpful for your situation.
Directions, parking, and what's nearby are on our McDonough office page.
Good to know
Before you come in.
Insurance
Out-of-network benefits still apply for most PPO plans.
How insurance works herePayment and financing
Cards, HSA and FSA, and CareCredit financing.
See payment optionsComfort options
Nitrous oxide and prescribed relaxation for nervous patients.
About comfort careFirst visit guide
Questions worth asking and how to prepare.
Read the guideFirst visits
What new patients say.
Ready? We'll take it from here.
Tell us what brought you in, and we'll handle the rest.