Short, honest answers to the questions adults ask first.

Yes. You can request a consultation directly. If another office referred you, bring or send their notes so we can review them during your visit.

We talk through what you noticed, what you want changed, and your timeline. We take the imaging we need — typically a panoramic X-ray, a digital scan, and a cone-beam (CBCT) scan for surgical cases. You leave with a written plan and a written estimate. We do not diagnose by phone or form.

Every implant case is different. After your consultation, we provide a written estimate before treatment begins. We do not publish flat prices online because the right plan depends on your specific situation.

We are able to submit claims on your behalf for most major dental insurance plans. Implant coverage varies widely — we review your benefits before treatment begins so there are no surprises.

We can discuss financing options at the consultation. We do not advertise a specific financing partner on the website until terms are confirmed in writing.

Our office is built around adult restorative, implant, cosmetic, and surgical work. Pediatric and orthodontic-for-children visits are not part of what we offer — we refer those to colleagues who specialize.

Most All-on-X consultations can be scheduled within the same week once we speak by phone. The consultation itself is a planning visit — surgical scheduling, if appropriate, is a separate step.

We confirm every appointment by phone first. Use the request form or call our office, and our team will reach out the same business day to confirm the right appointment time.

We work in English. Some appointments can be supported in Russian or Spanish — please mention your preference in your request.

1345 Wiley Road, Suite 117, Schaumburg, IL 60173. Parking is available at the entrance.

We are open Monday through Saturday for calls, consultations, and scheduling. Provider and treatment availability is confirmed when our team calls you back.

If you are an existing patient, call the office number and follow the prompt for after-hours. If you are not yet a patient, please contact your local emergency room or urgent dental care for immediate help, then call us the next business morning.