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Appointments for Oral Surgery

Appointments to see the doctor are usually made for mornings on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Consultations and surgery typically are completed on the same day, saving you travel and time. We are proud to get you in and out in under an hour (most of the time!)

Referrals

You do not need a referral from a general dentist to see Dr. Hendrickson, however, any referring dentist should include a note pinpointing which teeth are under consideration. Dr. Hendrickson will make a final determination as to which teeth need attention during the consultation.

X-rays

We require panoramic X-rays showing the wisdom teeth within the past 12 months. If you do not have a recent x-ray, we can take one during your office visit.

Please bring the following to your appointment

Registration may take a few extra minutes. Bring all your insurance information, including exact addresses, social security numbers, etc. For patients under the age of 18, a parent or legal guardian's signature is required. If you would like to register for your appointment online, follow the links below:

Provo Office  New Patient Registration
Salt Lake Office New Patient Registration
Layton Office New Patient Registration
St. George Office - Online Registration Not Available - Call (435) 652-1243

If you prefer, you may download our registration forms, fill them out, and bring them to your appointment.  Download our forms from the patient forms page.

IV Anesthesia

All of our surgeries are performed, under IV anesthesia while you sleep. This is a huge advantage for you and increases the chances of a perfect result. Please be sure that someone drives you to the office, remains in the office during the procedure (usually about 1 hour), and is there to take you home after the surgery. It is vital that you have nothing to eat or drink for five (5) hours prior to your anesthetic. However, it is important that you take any regular medication (high blood pressure, antibiotics, etc) or medications provided by this office, using only a small sip of water.