Patient Resources

Everything You Need Before and After Your Visit

To make your first visit as smooth and efficient as possible, we ask that all new patients complete their paperwork online before arriving at the office. Completing your forms ahead of time helps reduce wait times and allows our team to better prepare for your appointment.

If you are a new patient at Densley Dental, please complete your paperwork using the link below prior to your appointment. All forms are securely submitted directly to our office.

Helpful Reminders
-Please complete all required fields before submitting your forms
-Forms should be completed prior to your scheduled appointment
-If you have any questions or need assistance, our team is happy to help

VISIT THE PATIENT PORTAL

Quick Links

Patient portal: complete new patient forms and manage your account.
Insurance and financing: the plans we accept, Cherry financing, and our financial policy.
In-house membership plan: an alternative to insurance starting at $259 a year.
Dental FAQs are below on this page.
Aftercare instructions: home care steps after extractions, implants, root canals, crowns, and more.
HIPAA privacy practices: how we protect your information.
Schedule a visit or call (702) 212-6641.

Dental FAQs

Do I really need a cleaning and checkup every six months?

Yes. Plaque hardens into tartar no matter how well you brush, and only a professional cleaning removes it. Exams also catch cavities, cracks, gum disease, and oral cancer at the stage where treatment is small and inexpensive. Twice a year is the minimum; patients with gum disease need cleanings every three to four months.

What is a veneer?

A thin shell of porcelain bonded to the front of a tooth to correct color, shape, chips, or small gaps. Ours are made in our in-house lab. See our porcelain veneers page for the full process.

What is a root canal?

A root canal removes infected or damaged nerve tissue from inside a tooth, then cleans, seals, and usually crowns the tooth so you can keep it. With modern anesthetic it feels much like getting a filling. Details are on our root canal page.

What should I bring to my first visit?

Your insurance card, a photo ID, a list of medications, and any recent X-rays from a previous dentist if you have them. Plan on about an hour.

What if I have a dental emergency?

Call (702) 212-6641 and tell us it is an emergency. We hold time for same-day visits. Our emergency page explains what to do for a knocked-out tooth, a broken tooth, or severe pain while you get to us.

Aftercare Instructions

Step-by-step home care for extractions, implants, bone grafts, root canals, crowns and bridges, fillings, deep cleanings, and Invisalign is on our Aftercare Instructions page. Bookmark it so it is easy to find after your visit. If you have severe pain, swelling that increases after the third day, or bleeding that will not stop, call us at (702) 212-6641.

VIEW AFTERCARE INSTRUCTIONS