New patients
Your first visit to premierdental.
What happens from the moment you arrive, what to bring, and when to ask about costs.
How the first visit goes
Arriving
Park for free behind the building, where there's valet parking at the rear entrance. Take the elevator to the second floor, Suite 203, and check in at the front desk.
Your first conversation
Before anything else, you sit down with the dentist or denturist and talk about what brought you in and what you'd like to change. Then they look at your teeth, gums or dentures, with digital X-rays if they're needed.
Options and costs
You'll hear the options that fit, with a clear quote for each and what your plan or program covers. Ask anything. Nothing goes ahead until you've decided. Your first consultation is free and there's no obligation.
What if I'm nervous about coming in?
Tell us when you call or in your request. Your first appointment is a conversation and a check-up, not treatment, so you can come just to talk things through. The team explains your options before anything happens, and you can speak with them in English, Russian, Ukrainian and Hebrew.
If getting here is the hard part, we can visit you at home.
Before you come
Parking
Free, unlimited valet parking behind the building, at the rear entrance.
TTC buses stop near Bathurst and Sheppard.
The entrance
Use the rear entrance by the parking. Take the elevator to the second floor and follow the signs to Suite 203.
What to bring
- Your dental insurance card or plan details
- Your CDCP, ODSP, Ontario Works, NIHB or Veterans Affairs details, if you have them
- A list of the medicines you take
- Your dentures or partials, even if they're broken
- Reading glasses, if you use them for forms
Forms
You'll fill in a short new-patient and health history form at the front desk. Please arrive 10 minutes early.
Questions people ask before a first visit
Do I need a referral?
No. Call or send a request and book directly.
Is the first consultation really free?
Yes. The first consultation is free and there's no obligation to go ahead with anything.
How long does the first visit take?
Plan for about an hour. That covers your conversation with the dentist or denturist, the check-up, any X-rays, and time to go over your options and costs.
It's been years since I saw a dentist. Is that OK?
Yes. Tell us when you call how long it's been, so we can plan enough time to talk and take a proper look.
Will you check my insurance first?
Yes. Have your plan details ready when you call, and the front desk can check what's covered before you come. See insurance and coverage.
Can someone come with me?
Yes, you're welcome to bring a family member or friend.
Ready to book your first visit?
Request an appointment and we'll call you to confirm a time, or call the office now.