A look inside

If knowing what a place looks like before you walk in makes it easier, here is ours. These are real photographs of our offices — no stock images of somebody else's waiting room.

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Both offices share the same layout of ideas: a front desk where the numbers get explained, private treatment rooms, and a corner for children.

  • The front desk area: a reception counter in dark wood and granite, leather waiting chairs, an orchid, and a corridor leading to the treatment rooms.
    Reception, where you check in and where your estimate gets explained before anything is scheduled.
  • A reception window with a deep navy soffit above it, framed certificates on the wall, flowers on the counter, and a white door to the treatment area.
    The check-in window. The framed certificates behind it are the real ones.
  • The children's waiting area: a row of small wooden chairs along a low bench, a television on the wall, a soft armchair, and two bird paintings.
    The children's corner — chairs at their height, and a television, so waiting is not the worst part of the visit.

What we can offer while you are in the chair

None of this is unusual to ask for, and asking does not make you a difficult patient.

  • A blanket, if the room is cold or you would just rather have one
  • Music or your own headphones
  • A break whenever you want one — raise a hand and we stop
  • A beverage while you wait
  • Digital check-in, so there is less paperwork in the waiting room
  • Early and lunchtime appointments, and text reminders

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