“My kids ask when they get to come back.”
Sarah M.
Dentist for the whole family in Canyon Lake.
Kids and adults welcome. Most people can get in the same week, and we tell you what it costs before we start.
Most PPO insurance accepted · Care financing available
What we do
Family checkupsRoutine exams and cleanings for every age.
New patient visitsAn exam, X-rays if you need them, and a cleaning.
Emergency visitsA chipped tooth, sudden pain or a lost filling.
Sedation optionsComfort options for nervous visits and bigger procedures.We also do cosmetic work, clear aligners and first visits for kids. We see emergencies the same week.
If dentists make you nervous.
We know a dentist visit can feel like a big deal, especially if it has been a while. Our team takes time to explain every step before we start, so nothing feels sudden.
Tell us what helps you relax and we will plan the visit around it.
The same people every visit.
You see the same hygienists and the same front desk each time, so you do not have to repeat your history.
A small team means fewer strangers in the room and shorter waits, even in busy weeks.
What families say
Common questions.
What does a first visit cost, and what actually happens?
A first visit usually means a full exam, any X-rays we need, and a cleaning, plus time to talk through what we’re seeing. We’ll walk you through the cost before any treatment starts. Nothing is decided on the spot.
Do you take my insurance?
Most PPO dental plans are accepted here. Bring your card (or the details) to your visit and we’ll check your coverage and out-of-pocket cost before you’re in the chair.
What if I don’t have insurance?
You can still get care. We offer self-pay pricing and financing options, so you can get treatment done without insurance.
How early should I arrive, and where do I park?
Plan to arrive about 10 to 15 minutes early for paperwork, especially for a first visit. Parking is free right out front, so just check in at the front desk when you come in.
What age do you start seeing kids?
We welcome children from around their first birthday, once the first teeth start coming in. Early visits are short. The goal is just getting comfortable in the chair.
What should I do if I have a dental emergency outside office hours?
Call our main line any time. During office hours we’ll get you in the same day whenever we can for a chipped tooth, sudden pain, or a lost filling. Outside those hours, our voicemail has next-step instructions. For anything life-threatening, go to urgent care or the ER first.
What sedation or comfort options do you offer, and do they cost extra?
Comfort options, things like weighted blankets, noise-canceling headphones, and calming scents, come with every visit. If a procedure calls for something more, we’ll explain the options and any added cost before you’re in the chair.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
A photo ID, your insurance card if you have one, and a list of any medications you take. If another dentist has recent X-rays on file, feel free to bring those along too.
Book your visit.
Choose a day. We text you within the hour to confirm.
Free parking right out front. Check in at the front desk when you arrive, no need to wait in the car.
Most PPO plans accepted. We’ll check yours before you’re in the chair.