For our patients
Forms, consents, and what to do after your visit.
Everything you need before, during, and after your appointment — collected in one place. Print, download, or read on screen.
PDFs uploading as we transition records to the new site. If a link below is not active yet, please call the office and we’ll send it to you directly.
Before your visit
New Patient Forms
Complete these forms ahead of your first appointment to save time at check-in. Bring your photo ID, insurance card, and the referral letter or imaging your dentist provided.
Procedure consents
Informed Consent Forms
We will review the consent for your specific procedure in person before treatment. These versions are provided so you can read them at home and ask questions at the consult.
Bone Grafting Consent
Ridge augmentation, sinus lift, S.M.A.R.T. minimally invasive grafting.
After your procedure
Post-Operative Instructions
Take these home after your visit. Call the office at (202) 659-3500 with any urgent concerns — we have on-call coverage after hours for our patients.
After Implant Surgery
What to expect, how to manage discomfort, and warning signs to call about.
After Bone Grafting
Activity restrictions, sinus precautions when applicable, and graft maturation timeline.
After Gum Grafting
Diet and activity for the first two weeks; what the graft site should look like as it heals.
After LANAP Therapy
Recovery timeline, diet restrictions, and at-home care while the gums reattach.
Understanding your care
Patient Education
Plain-English overviews of the procedures, diagnoses, and concepts we discuss most often in the consult room.
What Specialty Periodontics Means
Why your dentist referred you to a periodontist, and what we do that they don’t.
Single vs. Multi-Tooth Implants
When implants make sense, when a bridge is the right call, and the long-term math.
Full-Arch Implant Options Compared
All-on-4, All-on-X, Hybridge, and implant-supported overdentures — what they share, where they differ.
Bone Grafting Explained
Why a site might need rebuilding before implants and what the timeline actually looks like.
Periodontal Disease Staging
Gingivitis to Stage IV periodontitis — what each stage means and what treatment looks like.
Insurance & Financing
How medical and dental insurance treat specialty work, and the financing options we offer.
Talk to us directly
A question that’s easier to ask on the phone.
Our front desk can pull your chart and send the right consent or post-op instructions to your email in a few minutes. Call us during business hours.
Or call: (202) 659-3500