Have a look around before you come in.
If you are nervous about a first appointment, seeing the place beforehand helps more than you might expect. Walking into somewhere familiar is easier than walking into somewhere unknown.
[Photo gallery: reception and waiting area · treatment rooms · consultation room · parking and entrance]
Reception and Waiting Area
Where you check in. Our front desk team handles insurance verification and billing, so most of the paperwork is dealt with before you sit down.
If you are anxious and would rather not sit in a waiting room, tell us when you book — we can often time your arrival so you go more or less straight through.
Treatment Rooms
Where examinations, cleanings and most treatment happen. Modern equipment, digital X-rays and chairs that are considerably more comfortable than they used to be.
Consultation Space
For discussing treatment plans and costs. We would rather have that conversation sitting up and facing each other than while you are reclined in a chair — it is a better setting for asking questions.
Parking and Access
On-site patient parking, including accessible spaces near the entrance. The building is wheelchair accessible.
See directions and office details, or the areas we serve for routes from around Essex County.
If You Would Like to Visit First
Some patients — particularly those with significant dental anxiety, and parents of nervous children — find it helps to come in briefly, see the space and meet someone, without any treatment happening.
That is completely fine and we are happy to arrange it. Get in touch and ask.
Ready to Book?
Book an appointment, see what to expect on your first visit, or read about our practice.