Patient Resources
Starting care for TMJ or facial pain shouldn't feel complicated. We want your first visit to be a comfortable place to ask questions, share what you've been experiencing, and begin understanding what's causing your symptoms.
Before Your First Visit
To help us make the most of your appointment, please complete your new patient forms and prepare for before arriving.

New Patient Forms
These forms give our team important information about your health history, symptoms, concerns, and what you've been experiencing. Having this information ahead of time allows us to spend more time during your visit listening to you and evaluating your needs.

What to Bring
To help us get a complete picture of your symptoms and treatment history, please bring:
What to Expect
Your evaluation is about more than your symptoms. We look at the bigger picture.
We'll Listen
We'll Evaluate
We'll Explain
We'll Create a Plan
Insurance & Payments
We know insurance and healthcare costs can be confusing. Our team is here to help you understand what to expect before beginning treatment.

Understanding Your Coverage
We work with many insurance plans and can help you understand your benefits before your appointment. Because coverage varies by plan, we recommend contacting your insurance provider or speaking with our office for the most accurate information about your individual benefits.

Accepted Payment Methods
Cash, check, credit card, debit card, HSA/FSA, and other accepted payment methods.
We may offer financing options that allow you to spread treatment costs into manageable monthly payments.
New Patient Questions
Not sure what’s causing your symptoms or what to do next? Here are a few common questions we hear from patients.

Do I need a referral to schedule an evaluation?
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What should I expect during my first appointment?
Your first appointment is focused on understanding your symptoms and identifying potential sources of your pain or dysfunction. Your provider will review your health history, listen to your concerns, perform a comprehensive evaluation, and discuss any appropriate diagnostic testing.
How long will my first appointment take?
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Should I bring previous medical or dental records?
Yes. If you have previous imaging, diagnostic records, treatment notes, or information related to your TMJ or facial pain, bringing those records can help our team better understand your history.
Will I receive a diagnosis at my first appointment?
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You Don't Have to Keep Guessing
If you've been living with jaw pain, headaches, facial pain, clicking or locking, ear symptoms, or other unexplained discomfort, you don't have to figure it out on your own.
At Advanced TMJ and Facial Pain Center, our approach begins with listening, understanding, and evaluating the full picture. From there, we'll help you understand your options and determine the next step that's right for you.
