Our goal is to provide quality dentistry in a comfortable, caring environment. We strive to provide up to date proven techniques using modern equipment. We recognize that each patient is unique and therefore we tailor treatment options to the individual.

We are currently welcoming new patients and invite you to contact us for your next appointment.

Special Note to Parents From Dr. Mayer
When bringing in young children parents are often concerned that the child will be afraid of the office, staff, or treatment. For this reason it is best to bring a child for a first appointment for a routine check up as opposed to waiting until a child has a painful emergency need. If a parent or sibling is already a patient of the office bringing the child along to observe an appointment and familiarize the child to the office and team is an excellent way to start.

Parents, grandparents, siblings, uncles, aunts, and friends can all have a large impact on how a child reacts to dental treatment and the dental office. It is very important not to let the child hear a parent, sibling, or any one else speak about any negative experiences of previous dental treatment. A child hearing Grandpa say “I hate going to the dentist-when I was a boy they…”does nothing except cause angst in the child and make the dental appointment very difficult for everyone involved-the child, parent, dentist, hygienist, et cetera. In general if you can’t say something positive to the child don’t say anything. Not letting others know of your child’s upcoming appointment reduces the likelihood that your child will be scared by comments made by others.

As a rule of thumb children who do not have pre-conceived notions about dental treatment do very well in our office and it is not uncommon for parents to be very surprised at how well their children do with their visits.

There are books available at the library about a child’s first visit to a dentist. Some suggestions include the Barenstain Bears or “Just going to the Dentist” by Mercer Mayer. Should you wish to prepare your child in this way I highly recommend you read the book yourself first to ensure it is appropriate for your child