Opening soon in Knoxville — now accepting our first families ✦

Everything you need before your child's visit.

Forms, payment options, and answers to the questions parents ask most.

We've gathered the practical pieces here — so the first visit feels prepared, not rushed. Anything you can't find, we'll walk through together.

A mother and her young daughter baking together at home
A little preparation makes it easier

What to Bring

Complete what you can ahead of time, and bring the rest with you. If anything's unclear, we'll sort it out at the front desk — no pressure to have it perfect.

New patient forms Coming soon

Download and complete before your child's first visit. We'll have paper copies on hand if you'd rather fill them out with us.

Medical and dental history

Bring a list of medications, allergies, and any prior dental records or imaging if available.

Insurance card and ID

Bring your dental insurance card and a photo ID for the parent or guardian present at the appointment.

Payment options

We accept most common payment methods, including HSA and FSA accounts and CareCredit for families who'd like to spread care over time. If you have questions about coverage, we'd rather talk it through than send you to a chart — get in touch and we'll walk through your options.

Cash — Accepted at the front desk Check — Personal checks accepted Debit — All major debit cards Visa — Credit accepted Mastercard — Credit accepted American Express — Credit accepted Discover — Credit accepted CareCredit — Healthcare financing HSA / FSA — Health Savings & Flexible Spending welcome Apple Pay — Contactless at checkout
Don't see yours? Just ask.

Questions parents ask

A few of the things families want to know before their first visit. For anything specific to your child's care or coverage, we'll talk through it one-on-one.

Do you take my insurance?

We accept most private dental insurance plans. Rather than list every carrier — coverage details vary plan to plan — get in touch and we'll help you understand what your plan covers for your child.

When should my child have their first dental visit?

By the first tooth or first birthday — whichever comes first. Early visits are short, gentle, and mostly about helping your child get comfortable with the office.

How do I request an appointment?

Send a request through our contact form or give us a call. We review every request personally and reach out within one business day to find a time that fits your family.

What should I tell my child before the visit?

Keep it simple and matter-of-fact. We'll meet your child where they are — no scripts required.

Do you treat children with extra dental needs or anxiety?

Yes. Dr. Lambert has twenty years of experience with the full range of pediatric cases, including complex restorative work and in-office general anesthesia with board-certified anesthesiologist partners when it's the right call.

What if my child has a dental emergency?

Call the office first. For established patients, we make space for urgent concerns as quickly as we can.