Smiley Dental Boston

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Appointment Request

Ways to Make an Appointment

Pick the option that’s easiest for you. For urgent concerns or same-day needs, please call so we can help right away.

Phone Call

Call our team and we’ll find a time that works for you.

Helpful to have ready: full name and DOB, reason for visit (cleaning, toothache, etc.), insurance member ID (if using insurance), and preferred days/times.

Book Online (Real-Time)

Prefer to book yourself? Use our secure online scheduler and choose your time:

Email

If it’s not urgent, email us your request and we’ll follow up to confirm a time.
Please include your name, phone number, the location you prefer, reason for the visit, and a few good times. (For privacy, avoid sending sensitive info like credit card numbers.)

Web Form

You can also send a request through our website form. Tell us your name, contact info, preferred location, reason for visit, and a few preferred times. We’ll reach out to confirm your appointment details.



    New Patients

    Bring a photo ID and insurance card (if using insurance). If you have recent dental X-rays, you can share those too.

    Follow-Up Care

    It is widely advised that patients should visit their dentists for evaluation and cleaning at least once every six months. By making annual dental check-ups, your dentist is able to examine your oral health and identify any problems.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How often should I visit Smiles Dental?

    To keep your teeth and gums healthy, it is important to schedule regular checkups and dental cleanings. The American Dental Association (ADA) advises adult patients to visit the dentist at least once every six months. Regular dental cleanings remove stains and plaque buildup, preventing the risk of tooth decay and gum disease.

    The temporomandibular joints (TMJ) connect the jaw to the skull bone. When these joints are strained, used excessively, or otherwise damaged, pain when moving the jaw or limited jaw mobility may occur. When this happens, patients are said to suffer from TMJ dysfunction or TMD.

    We are happy to process and file claims for most major dental insurance providers. We are in-network with a variety of PPO benefit plans and MassHealth.

    Yes. Dental decay can occur as soon as children have teeth. Dental decay progresses faster in children, so it is recommended x-rays occur on a regular basis as prescribed by the dentist.