. .	The basic way to make an appointment is to call us during business hours, or, if you find those times difficult, by leaving a message on our answering machine, with your name, phone number[s], and times when you will be available. We don't want to start making appointments by e-mail, but there are a lot of ways in which our e-mail system can assist you: We will call you by phone and send an e-message to remind you of appointments. If you'd like, we can e-mail your next appointment to you the day you make it. That way, it will always be in your e-mail system, and be harder to lose or misplace than the cards we hand out at the end of each visit. Whether you've seen us before or are simply a potential client, please don't hesitate to send e-mail asking us about our practice. Complex questions related to advanced dental technique are best answered in person, but we find that we can answer most questions - including those that most trouble patients - easily enough. If you have comments on our service, you may also send them to us via e-mail. Click here to open a message to us. Speaking of comments, have you thought of what the deer is running from yet? If not, or if you don't know what this means, please click here.	..