Dental Implant Consultation Assessment
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Start Your Dental Implant Consultation Intake

Answer a few quick questions so we can organize your implant consultation and connect you with an appropriate licensed provider.


This takes about 2โ€“3 minutes.

๐Ÿ”’ Secure intake โ€ข Used only to coordinate your consultation โ€ข No spam
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๐Ÿ”’ Secure intake โ€ข Used only to coordinate your consultation โ€ข No spam

Your Dental Implant Journey

  • Transparency: Know what to expect at every step.

  • Quick Response: We prioritize your questions.

  • Comprehensive Support: Assistance throughout your journey.

  • No Sales Pressure: We simply guide, you decide.

  • Follow-Up Assistance: We're here even after your connections.

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers about the intake form, privacy, and what happens next.

Is this a free intake form? +
Yes. Completing the intake is free. It helps confirm the basics and coordinate a next step with a licensed dental provider if appropriate.
How long does the intake take? +
Most people finish in about 3โ€“5 minutes. If youโ€™re not sure about an answer, you can choose โ€œNot sureโ€ where available and keep going.
Do I need x-rays, records, or a diagnosis to fill this out? +
No. If you already have prior records or imaging, it can be helpful, but itโ€™s not required. A licensed provider will advise whatโ€™s needed during the consultation.
What happens after I submit the form? +
We review your intake for completeness and coordination fit, then help route you toward a consultation step. Any clinical evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment planning happens with a licensed provider.
Will someone call or text me? +
If you provide a phone number, we may contact you to confirm details or scheduling preferences. You can request email-only contact in the form when available.
Can I complete the intake for a parent or spouse? +
Yesโ€”many families do. Please enter the patientโ€™s information (and your best contact details) so the provider can coordinate appropriately.
Iโ€™m not sure if implants are right for me. Should I still fill it out? +
Yes. The intake is designed for people exploring options. The consultation with a licensed provider is where youโ€™ll learn whatโ€™s clinically appropriate for your case.
Do you provide clinical care or make treatment recommendations? +
No. National Implant Network is not a dental clinic and does not provide clinical care. Diagnosis, treatment planning, and clinical decisions remain with the licensed dental provider.
Will I get an exact price from the intake form? +
Not from the intake alone. Costs depend on clinical findings, imaging, and treatment plan details. The consultation is where a provider can discuss options and expected costs more accurately.
Do you accept insurance or offer financing? +
Insurance and financing options vary by provider. The intake helps surface basics so the provider can discuss coverage, estimated out-of-pocket cost, and financing availability if offered.
Is my information private? +
We only collect information needed to support intake and coordination. If you have questions about whatโ€™s collected or shared, contact us and weโ€™ll explain the process clearly.
What if I made a mistake or want to update my answers? +
No problem. Submit the form with your best information, and if something changes, reply to the confirmation message or contact us to update your details.
What should I have ready before my consultation? +
Helpful items include your main goals, any prior dental records or imaging you already have, a list of medications, and key timing or scheduling constraints. If you don't have records, that's okayโ€”your provider will advise what's needed.
How long does the overall process take? +
Timing varies by location, provider availability, and clinical needs. Our goal is to reduce back-and-forth by confirming the basics early so the consultation can start on the right foot.

Important: National Implant Network does not provide clinical care or treatment recommendations. Clinical evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment decisions remain with the provider.

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