To schedule a reservation with us, please call 323-3944. If you are not able to keep your reservation, we ask that you give us at least 48 hours advance notice so that another patient can be seen by the dentist or hygienist. That way you can avoid charges ($50 per hour) for missed reservations.
Even though we schedule carefully, emergencies can cause unexpected delays.
We realize your time is as valuable as ours, so, if your reservation time
will be affected, we'll try to notify you as soon as we can.
Please be sure we have your home, work and cell telephone numbers.
Your First Visit
On your first visit, please bring with you your completed forms and any medications you are currently taking. (If you didn't receive the forms, please come 15 minutes early to fill them out.) The more we know, the better we can care for you.
We'll also need information about your
insurance coverage (if we didn't get that
information over the phone). Should any of this
information change between visits, please let us
know so we can update your records.
Telephone
Our staff will do their best to answer all of
your questions. Please call 323-3944 during
office hours. We'll get as much information as
we can from you over the phone so we can
decide how long we'll need to see you. Let us
know if you need medications prior to having
any dental work done. If you have an emergency after hours, the doctors may be reached at their home phone 739-4313.
E-Mail
You can send us email with your queries or just discuss your personal dental needs -
larsonroelofs@hotmail.com
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The mouth
--- Anonymous.
in its entirety is an important
and even wondrous part of our anatomy, our emotion, our life;
it is the site of our very being.
When an animal loses its teeth, it cannot survive
unless it is domesticated;
its very existence is terminated; it dies...
In the human,
the mouth is the means of speaking,
of expressing love, happiness and joy, anger, ill temper, or sorrow.
It is of initial import to our regeneration
and survival by food and propagation.
It deserves the greatest care
it can receive at any sacrifice.
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