What to bring with you
- Photo ID
- Your dental insurance card, if you have one
- A list of current medications
- Any recent x-rays or treatment plans from another office
Patient Center
You'll love how we treat you here.
Welcome to the Patient Center at ADHP
At ADHP Dental & Implant Center, we're dedicated to making your experience comfortable, informative, and personalized from the moment you walk through our doors. Our team understands that dental visits can bring both excitement and apprehension, so we strive to create an environment that fosters trust, clarity, and confidence in every step of your care journey.
Before your first visit
A little preparation makes the first appointment shorter and far more useful.
What happens at the visit
We'll take the time to understand your past experiences, current concerns, and how your oral health affects your daily life. We use advanced digital diagnostic technology and a thorough oral health analysis to create a precision treatment plan tailored to your smile.
What you go home with
A written treatment plan that sets out the recommended sequence and the cost, so you can make an informed decision without pressure. Our team will file insurance claims on your behalf.
Common questions before a first appointment
I haven't seen a dentist in years. Will I be judged?
No. You can always find completely judgment-free care with us. Many of our patients come to us after years of avoiding dental care, often because of cost or a bad experience in the past. We start where you are.
I'm very anxious about dental treatment.
Tell us when you book. Our sedation dentistry options include all levels of anesthesia, and knowing in advance lets us plan the visit around your anxiety rather than around a standard appointment slot.
Do you take my insurance?
We accept most major dental plans and are in-network with several providers. See insurance & financing for the current list, and call your nearest office if your plan isn't shown.
Can I be treated at more than one location?
Yes. Treatment is coordinated across the practice, and complex cases are often planned by more than one of our doctors.
What if I have an emergency?
Call us immediately — persistent severe oral pain or bleeding always indicates an emergency. See emergency dentistry for what to do right now.
Ready when you are
Request an appointment at whichever office is most convenient.