What to Expect at Your Consultation
We Listen Before We Recommend
Your first visit gives us time to understand what brought you in, review what’s happening, and explain your options in plain language.
Most consultations do not involve treatment that day. You’ll leave with a clear recommendation, an estimated cost, and time to decide what feels right for you.
Your Consultation, Step by Step
Plan to arrive about 15 minutes early. If your forms are completed ahead of time, check-in should only take a few minutes.
You’ll meet with the surgeon to discuss what brought you in, your medical history, and any questions or concerns you have.
A clinical exam and 3D imaging, when needed, help us understand what’s going on and recommend the right next step.
You’ll leave with a recommended treatment plan, a clear cost estimate, and the information you need to start when you’re ready.
How to Prepare for Your Consultation
A little preparation can make your first visit smoother. If you have these items available, bring them with you to your consultation.
Clear Cost Information Before Treatment
Your consultation includes a clinical exam, any necessary imaging, and a full conversation about your treatment options. Before treatment begins, we’ll review your estimated cost, insurance coverage, and available payment options.
We’ll review your benefits and help you understand your estimated out-of-pocket cost.
You’ll receive cost information before treatment begins, so you can make an informed decision.
No coverage? We’ll provide a clear written estimate for your recommended treatment plan.
If you move forward with treatment, we’ll walk you through available payment and financing options.
Oral Surgery Consultation FAQs
Most consultations take 45 to 60 minutes from check-in to checkout. More complex cases may take longer, and we’ll let you know what to expect when possible.
In most cases, no. Your first visit is a consultation that may include an exam, imaging, and a conversation about your options. Treatment is usually scheduled separately.
A referral helps us understand your case, but it's not required. You're welcome to schedule directly with us.
If imaging is clinically helpful, yes. In many cases, a 3D scan gives us a clearer picture of your teeth, jaw, and surrounding anatomy.
We work with most major PPO dental insurance plans. Our team will verify your specific coverage before your visit.
Yes. Consultations do not involve sedation, so you can usually drive yourself to and from your visit.
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