Patient Information

New Patients

We look forward to seeing new faces in our dental chairs and welcome the opportunity to work with new patients. We pride ourselves on the relationships we build with individuals and families and invite you to call our office at (586) 773-9660 to schedule an appointment.

Your First Appointment

From your very first visit, our friendly staff will take the time to get know you, your dental history and your health status so we can offer the quality service and specialized treatment that is just right for you.

We'll begin with a comprehensive oral exam and a detailed discussion about your oral history and health. Dr. Colon and Dr. Gaida will spend time learning about your dental habits and concerns and reviewing your previous dental experiences.

Your first visit will finish with education about preventative procedures and recommendations for a treatment plan for optimal dental health and a smile you feel great about.

Before ending your visit, our dental team will help you to understand the cost of any recommended treatments, explain your insurance benefits and schedule your next appointment.

Please bring an updated list af all medications, your insurance card and complete the patient forms or allow enough to complete them upon arrival.

Our Patients Enjoy

• State-of-the-art procedures, facilities and equipment
• A warm, comfortable atmosphere your entire family will enjoy
• Free Wi-Fi Internet access in our waiting area
• Individualized anxiety management

Dental Emergencies

When unforeseen emergencies and pain arise, it's important to get care quickly. That's why we make it a priority to deal with dental emergencies as promptly as possible to help resolve any issues and make sure you are comfortable.

If you are experiencing severe pain or discomfort, or have recently had an injury to your mouth or teeth, please contact our office immediately at (586) 773-9660 to schedule an appointment. If our office is closed, call the after-hours emergency number and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Dental emergencies can range from a severe toothache to a chipped tooth or swollen gums. If you are feeling pain in your mouth, are experiencing bleeding, or have damaged a tooth, we recommend you give us a call.