“My six-year-old asked when we could go back. That has never happened at a dentist before. The whole team explains everything at kid height and adult height.”
Danielle R.Louisville · Pediatric visit
Boulder · Family & cosmetic dentistry since 2009
4.9 from 412 reviews Same-day
emergency slots held daily Most major
insurance accepted
Family dentistry in Boulder that feels calm, not clinical.
Twelve services, four dentists and one building on Alder Street — so cleanings, implants, aligners and Sunday-night emergencies never mean a referral across town.
4.9 from 412 reviews Same-day
emergency slots held daily Most major
insurance accepted
Open today until 5pmNew patients welcome this week
Why families stay
Careful dentistry, plain-English pricing
You will never hear a treatment plan for the first time while lying down. We scan, show you the screen, and hand you a written estimate before anything begins.
- Written estimates with your insurance already applied
- Intraoral photos on screen so you see what we see
- Nitrous and numbing gel offered as standard, never upsold
- Family block booking — four people, one trip
- Same-visit ceramic crowns from our in-house mill
- Free second opinions on any major treatment plan
Your first visit
Four steps, about 60 minutes
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Benefits check
Send us your insurance details when you book. We confirm coverage and your out-of-pocket share before you arrive.
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Tour and history
A short walk-through, then ten minutes talking about what has and has not worked for you at previous dentists.
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Exam and imaging
Digital X-rays, intraoral photos and a gum health screening — all shown on the monitor beside you.
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Written plan
Priorities, options, costs and timing on one page. Nothing is booked in the room unless you want it to be.
Patient reviews
Boulder County families, in their own words
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“I cracked a molar on a Sunday and had a call back within twenty minutes. Crown seated by Tuesday morning. No drama, no upsell.”
Marcus T.Boulder · Emergency & crown
“Two implants after years of putting it off. The dentist walked me through the scan on screen and gave me a written estimate before anything started.”
Susan L.Lafayette · Dental implants
“Clear aligners for my teenager, finished a month early. They handled all the insurance paperwork so I never had to chase anyone.”
Priya N.Superior · Clear aligners
“I have avoided cleanings for a decade out of anxiety. The hygienist let me set the pace and stop whenever I raised a hand. First appointment I did not dread.”
Owen K.Erie · Preventive care
Insurance & payment
Most major insurance accepted — and we file the claim
Out of network? We still file the claim for you. No insurance? Our in-house membership plan covers routine cleanings, exams and X-rays plus a discount on treatment — ask the front desk for the current fee.
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Common questions
Answers before you pick up the phone
The four we hear most often. Another forty are on the FAQ page, grouped by topic.
All frequently asked questionsMost major insurance is accepted, and we file out-of-network claims for every other plan. Our front desk will run a free benefits check before your first visit so you know your share in writing.
We hold same-day emergency slots every weekday morning and afternoon. Call the practice — if it is after hours, the line routes to the on-call dentist and you will hear back within the hour.
Yes. Family block appointments let up to four family members be seen back to back in adjacent rooms, so one trip covers everyone.
A new patient exam, full digital X-ray series and cleaning is a flat new-patient fee — ask the front desk for the current amount. With most plans it is covered, and you get the figure in writing before you book.
From the blog
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Your child’s first dental visit: what happens in those 20 minutes
A room tour, a ride in the chair, a two-minute look. No instruments unless your child says yes.
New patients this week: exam, X-rays and cleaning at a flat new-patient fee
Book in under two minutes, or call and speak to the front desk — a real person, in the building, Monday to Friday.