Dental questions. Clear answers.

Our office is at 101 Ridgely Avenue, Suite 12-B, Annapolis, Maryland 21401. Our office is on the Giddings Avenue side of the 101 Ridgely Avenue building, next to Annapolis Professional Pharmacy. Parking is available behind the 101 Ridgely Avenue building and in the parking lot across the street, directly across from Annapolis Dental Care.

Use the online booking link or call 410-267-0766. For urgent dental concerns, call the office.

Our services include family dentistry for all ages, cleanings and exams, periodontal therapy, implants, SureSmile aligners, crowns and bridges, dentures, Botox, digital impressions, CBCT 3D X-rays, night guards, extractions, cosmetic dentistry, and emergency dental care.

Monday through Thursday, 7:00 am–3:00 pm, and Friday, 8:00 am–2:00 pm. The office is closed Saturday and Sunday.

Bring a current medication list, medical and dental history, and insurance details if applicable. Ask the team whether prior records or imaging should be transferred.

Yes. Use the online booking link to view available options. Call if you need help or have an urgent concern.

Tell the team when you schedule and at your visit. Your dentist can discuss your concerns, explain the steps, and consider comfort options suitable for your care.

Annapolis Dental Care welcomes new patients. Book online or call 410-267-0766 to schedule.

Bring your insurance information if applicable, a current medication list, and details about your medical and dental history. Ask the office about transferring previous records.

Yes. Annapolis Dental Care provides family dentistry for everyone, including children, teens, adults, and seniors.

Yes. Annapolis Dental Care has an on-site CBCT scanner for 3D dental X-rays.

No. Your dentist recommends CBCT only when the additional three-dimensional information is appropriate for your clinical needs.

No. CBCT uses X-rays to image internal structures. A digital impression captures surface shapes for planning restorations and appliances.

Call 410-267-0766 to describe your concern and ask about same-day availability. The office will confirm the appointment time.

Call the practice first. A phone conversation helps the team understand your symptoms and direct you to appropriate care.

Your dentist evaluates your medical history, gums, jawbone, and treatment goals. An in-person examination is needed to determine suitability.

Timing varies. Healing and any preparatory procedures affect when the final restoration can be placed; your dentist will explain your individual timeline.

No. A filling restores a portion of a tooth; a crown covers the tooth. Your dentist recommends an option based on the amount and condition of remaining tooth structure.

The number of visits depends on your treatment. Ask the office to explain the planned steps and timing for your restoration.

Schedule an examination. Your dentist can evaluate the fit and discuss adjustments, replacement, or other appropriate options.

They may be an option for some patients. An evaluation of your health, bone, and treatment goals is needed.

Adults may be candidates for clear-aligner treatment. Suitability depends on oral health, bite concerns, and the movement required.

The cost depends on the treatment plan. Schedule an evaluation for an estimate and ask the office about your insurance benefits.

Yes. SureSmile aligners are removable. Follow your dentist’s instructions for eating, cleaning, daily wear, and changing trays.

Retainers help maintain tooth position after treatment. Your dentist will explain your retention plan and ongoing care.

Veneers are one option. Whitening, aligners, or restorative care may be more suitable depending on your concern and oral health.

Book a visit and describe the changes you want. Your dentist will examine your teeth and discuss appropriate options.

Whitening does not change restorative materials in the same way as natural teeth. Your dentist can help plan around existing restorations.

Ask your dentist before starting. An examination helps identify the cause of sensitivity and an appropriate approach.

No. Your dentist evaluates oral health, bite, and goals before recommending veneers or another approach.

Costs depend on the number of teeth and treatment plan. An examination is needed for an individualized estimate.

Yes. Annapolis Dental Care uses digital dentistry for treatments that need impressions. Your dentist explains the records needed for your case.

Digital impressions can be used in suitable crown, bridge, clear-aligner, and night-guard cases. The records required for dentures or other treatment depend on the individual case.

Not necessarily. Digital impressions describe how records are captured; fabrication and appointment timing depend on the treatment and workflow.

Some cases may need additional records or a traditional impression. Your dentist will explain the appropriate approach for your treatment.

Yes. Annapolis Dental Care offers Botox. Book a consultation to discuss your goals and whether treatment is appropriate.

No. Botox has temporary effects. Your clinician will explain expected duration and whether follow-up treatment is appropriate for your situation.

The price depends on the recommended treatment. A consultation is needed to discuss an individualized estimate.

Share your medical history, medications, allergies, previous injections, and pregnancy or breastfeeding status. Ask about the intended use, alternatives, risks, and aftercare.

Yes. Planning ahead helps you understand replacement choices and their timing.

Follow the personalized instructions from your dentist and contact the office if you have concerns during recovery.

Yes. Annapolis Dental Care offers tooth extractions. An examination and review of your medical history help determine the appropriate procedure and care setting.

Your dentist recommends an interval based on your health and individual risk factors.

Yes. Tell the team about pain, sensitivity, bleeding, or changes you have noticed.

Yes. Annapolis Dental Care offers dental cleanings and examinations. The type of cleaning and recommended visit schedule depend on your oral health.

Tell your dentist about bleeding or other gum changes so the cause can be evaluated.

The services address different needs. Your dentist will explain the care recommended for your gum health.

Yes. Annapolis Dental Care offers periodontal therapy and maintenance. Your dentist evaluates gum health and explains the appropriate treatment plan.

No. Jaw pain has several possible causes and needs an appropriate evaluation.

Schedule an examination to discuss whether a custom appliance is appropriate.