Your First Visit 

We welcome and thank you for joining our family of patients! For your first appointment, we will schedule a 60-minute new patient visit. We know this might seem out of the ordinary, but ensures you receive a thorough, personal consultation with our team. This time is reserved especially for you, and allows us to properly gauge your oral health and give you the right care for you! We look forward to meeting you and your family, and caring for your smiles.

What To Bring To Your First Appointment

To give you the best and prompt general dental care in Stanton, MI, please be sure to bring the following items to your first visit with our practice:

• Insurance Information/Card
• Photo Identification
• Any medical records pertaining to your visit

Please arrive at least 20 minutes before the scheduled start to your appointment. This will give you enough time to fill out necessary paperwork. However, if you would like to complete your paperwork before your appointment, you may click the link below to print and fill out the appropriate forms.

• Health History
• HIPAA Information
• Sign HIPAA Sheet
• Registration

Scheduling

We work hard to run on time, so we ask you to arrive for your appointments on time too. We know you live a busy life and your time is valuable. We only deviates from our schedule if there is a dental emergency that needs to be taken care of immediately.

After we have decided on a treatment plan and the financial arrangements have been worked out, we will do everything we can to create a dental treatment plan on a schedule that works for you. We will work hard to accommodate your needs.

If you need to change or reschedule an appointment, please call our office at least 1-2 business days in advance.

Insurance

Stanton Family Dental Care accepts many dental insurance plans. We ask you to familiarize yourself with the details of your insurance plan. Pay close attention to deductibles, benefits maximums, and covered percentages. Our staff will prepare all of the necessary forms for your dental benefits. However, please remember your specific policy represents an agreement between you and your insurance company.

Should your insurance benefits result in less coverage than anticipated, please know you are responsible for your total obligation. We base our treatment on what is best for each patient, not on the basis of the insurance company covering all of our fees. Your benefits are contracted between your employer and your insurance company.

If you have questions, visit our Payment & Financing page or call our office at 989-831-9200 for more information.