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Gradeless Dental FAQs

Do you have a dental question or concern? Don’t just Google it, check out Gradeless Dental’s FAQs

Get answers to your dental questions and learn more about our practice. If you can’t find an answer there, feel free to call us at 317-841-3130 on Mondays through Thursdays or use our online contact form and one of our helpful staff members will get back to you. While you’re at our site, you can also read testimonials from many happy patients who are enjoying a beautiful smile and a healthy mouth due to the caring, knowledgeable staff at Gradeless Dental. We provide more than just exceptional dental care; education is an important component of our dedication to overall patient care.

Do I need to arrive early for my first appointment?

In order to be completely prepared for your visit, please go to the bottom of our website, and click on the patient forms button to print out your patient registration, medical history, and dental history forms. Please complete these and bring them with you to your first visit. If you don’t have a chance to complete your forms ahead of time, please come 20 minutes early, and complete them in our office.

Do I need a mouthguard?

Every year over 5 million teeth are lost due to sports injuries (soccer, football, basketball, hockey, lacrosse, wrestling, biking, skating, and other activities). Wearing a properly fitted mouthguard can protect you from losing a tooth or teeth. There are two basic options for mouthguards.
1. You can go to the drugstore, and purchase a “boil and bite” mouthguard, which may be bulky and uncomfortable to wear.
2. You can have us make a custom fitted mouth guard that fits well, and is comfortable to wear.

Does the dentist work emergency hours?

Yes! We reserve time every day to see our patients who may be experiencing an emergency. During regular office hours, please call us at 317-841-3130, and we will find a time to see you. If you are experiencing an emergency after hours, please call our after hours number, 317-625-5010, and leave a message. We will call you back to find out how we can help.

How old should my kids be before their first visit to the dentist?

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends your child be seen by a dentist for a routine cleaning by their first birthday, to be sure everything is progressing normally. At this first “get acquainted” visit, we also consult with the parent to give them the best advice about how to care for your child’s teeth.

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