Welcoming New Patients in Palm Bay, FL
Here at Palm Breeze Dental, we love meeting new patients, and we put in the effort to make your first visit positive, comforting, and stress-free from the moment you walk through our doors.
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During your initial appointment, we’ll perform a thorough evaluation to assess the condition of your oral health and create a dental plan based on your unique, individual needs. Depending on what we find, that plan might include anything from routine general dentistry to more specialized care such as periodontal treatment, restorative dentistry, or cosmetic dentistry. If you’re bringing children with you, our pediatric dentistry team will make sure they feel just as comfortable.
For a full walkthrough of what to bring and what happens during your appointment, visit our first visit page. And if you have questions about cost or coverage before you come in, our financial information page covers payment options and insurance.
We look forward to meeting you! For more information on your initial visit or to request an appointment, please don’t hesitate to contact us today at (321) 447-4444!
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens during my first appointment as a new patient?
We’ll review your dental and medical history, perform a full evaluation of your oral health, and build a personalized treatment plan based on what we find. Visit our first visit page for more detail.
How do I become a new patient at Palm Breeze Dental?
Simply contact our office or request an appointment online, and our team will help you schedule your first visit.
Do you accept new patients of all ages?
Yes, we welcome new patients of every age, including children, through our dedicated pediatric dentistry services.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Bring a list of current medications, any known allergies, your insurance information, and any recent X-rays from a previous dentist if applicable.
Will I need X-rays at my first visit?
In most cases, yes, so we can get a complete picture of your oral health. If you’ve had recent X-rays taken elsewhere, let us know and we can arrange to have them forwarded.
Do you accept dental insurance for new patients?
We work with many insurance providers. Visit our financial information page to learn more about billing and accepted coverage.
How long does the first visit usually take?
Your first visit generally takes longer than a routine cleaning since it includes a full evaluation and treatment planning. Our team will give you a time estimate when you schedule.
