Thank you for choosing Randall Nameth DDS, Dentistry for Adults and Children! New patients are scheduled for an initial examination and interview. At this visit Dr. Nameth will review your medical and dental history and conduct a comprehensive oral examination that will include necessary x-rays, periodontal charting, screening for oral cancer, video exam and dental cleaning. Dr. Nameth will prescribe a treatment plan for you based on the examination and x-rays.
We want to be your partner in achieving optimal dental and oral health and our approach to patient education starts immediately. Each patient examining room is equipped with an intra-oral camera so you can see on an overhead monitor what we see during the exam. We can show you areas of concern to help you better understand both the problem and the treatment plan to correct the concern. We also offer you the opportunity to view educational videos on dental topics that help patients better understand prescribed treatment. Together we can help you achieve a healthy, beautiful smile.
New Patient Forms
We value your time and you can expect us to be on time for you. To make your first visit to our office as efficient as possible, using the links below, please download and complete the appropriate forms and bring them with you to your first office visit.
Patient History Form (Adults)
Patient History Form (Children)
Patient Privacy (HIPAA)
Look in the Mirror (Patient Information Form)
Payment for Services
Please do not hesitate to ask us about the cost of our services and prescribed treatment plans. Payment for services is expected at each visit and we accept personal checks, Visa, Discover and MasterCard. CareCredit, which offers payment plans for dental care, is also available to our patients. Ask to speak to our business secretary if you have any questions or concerns about your bill.
Insurance
As a courtesy for our patients, our office will submit charges for services to your insurance carrier. Please remember that no insurance company attempts to cover all dental costs. Some pay fixed allowances for certain procedures and others pay a percentage of the charge. It is your responsibility to pay any deductible amount, co-pay or any balance not paid by your insurance.