New Patients · Charlotte, NC
Welcome — we’re glad you’re here
Choosing a new dental practice is personal. From your first call, our aim is for you to feel heard and informed, with care built around your goals rather than a template.
5.0 · 301 Google reviews- LVI Fellow · Neuromuscular
- Charlotte's EMFACE Provider
- 20+ Years in Dilworth
What to expect as a new patient
Becoming a patient here is meant to feel easy and unhurried. It starts with a conversation: you tell us what’s brought you in and what you’d like to change, we listen, and we do a thorough, connected assessment of your smile, bite, and comfort. Then we explain what we see in plain language and lay out your options — including the simpler ones — so you can decide at your own pace.
Because Dr. Kate looks at how the teeth, jaw, and face work together, your first visit considers the whole picture rather than one tooth in isolation. Completing your [forms](/online-forms/) ahead of time and bringing your insurance details and any recent X-rays helps us make the most of your appointment.
Common questions
- Simply request an appointment online or call the office. We’ll get you scheduled and let you know what to bring for your first visit.
- Patients most often mention the pace and the honesty. We don’t rush, we explain in plain language, and we’re candid about what you do and don’t need — including simpler or less expensive options. Because Dr. Kate’s training spans cosmetic dentistry, the jaw, and facial wellness, one practice can consider the whole picture instead of sending you to three places.
- As a courtesy, we complete and submit your insurance claim for you, and we’ll help you understand your likely coverage — final coverage is determined by your plan. If you don’t have insurance, our in-house membership plans are a straightforward alternative. See our Financial Information page for details.
Related care
Areas we serve
Caring for Charlotte, from our home in Dilworth
Our office sits on East Blvd in Charlotte’s Dilworth neighborhood, so we’re a short trip for patients across the city’s urban core and greater Mecklenburg County.