Now Accepting New Patients

Start with a conversation about the right appointment for you. If you are changing dentists, we will guide you through the record handoff without making paperwork a barrier.

Switching Dentists Guide

A Clear Handoff to Your New Dental Home

You can generally request an appointment before your records arrive. Call first so the team can understand your needs and explain which records are useful for the appointment being considered. You can also review our Oshkosh dentist and new patient overview for office details and next steps.

You authorize your former office to release the records. Le Dentistry provides delivery instructions, explains what may be helpful, and can confirm whether the requested files arrived and can be opened.

Call promptly if you have pain, swelling, a temporary restoration, or unfinished treatment. Dr. Le will complete her own evaluation before recommending care and cannot guarantee that another dentist's plan will continue unchanged.

Dr. Vy Le, D.D.S. at Le Dentistry

Care you can evaluate for yourself

Meet Dr. Vy Le, D.D.S.

Dr. Le earned her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Marquette University School of Dentistry in 2012. She reviews your current health, exam findings, records, and goals before recommending a plan, with time for questions along the way.

Learn About Dr. Le →

Your First Visit to Le Dentistry

what to expect

Your first appointment is planned around your current needs and may include:

  • A welcome from the front desk team
  • A comprehensive dental exam by Dr. Vy Le
  • Digital X-rays when clinically appropriate
  • A cleaning when appropriate for your oral health and appointment type
  • A conversation about your health, goals, questions, and next steps

Dr. Le explains her findings and reasonable options before recommending a plan. A transferred chart provides history, but it does not replace Le Dentistry's own evaluation.

For a step-by-step overview, read what to expect at your first visit with a new dentist.

Before Your Visit

To make your first visit as smooth as possible, please bring:

  • A photo ID
  • Your dental insurance card and HSA or FSA card, if applicable
  • A list of current medications
  • Dental records or X-rays from your previous dentist, if available

You can save time by downloading and completing your new patient forms in advance.

Payment & Insurance

plan ahead

Network participation and benefits vary by plan. Call the office and your insurer to confirm current information for your exact plan. The team can explain available plan information and claims steps, but your insurer makes the final coverage decision.

Ask the office for an individualized estimate before treatment. Insurance verification is not a guarantee of coverage or payment.

Switching Dentists: Common Questions

New Patient Request

Tell Us How We Can Help

Please do not include records or highly sensitive health information. The team will contact you to confirm availability and the appropriate appointment type.

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