Radix Periodontics is committed to collaborative care and maintaining strong professional relationships with referring dentists. The practice works closely with general dentists to support comprehensive treatment planning and provide specialized periodontal and implant care tailored to each patient’s needs.
Through clear communication, coordinated care, and timely clinical updates, patients receive treatment that is efficient, well-integrated, and aligned with the referring provider’s recommendations.
Referrals can be submitted using the Radix Periodontics referral form along with any relevant radiographs and clinical information.
Providing current radiographs at the time of referral helps ensure consultations can proceed efficiently without delays related to additional imaging requests.
Complete the referral form and include any relevant radiographs and clinical information.
The patient will be contacted by the office to schedule a consultation and clinical evaluation.
Consultation findings, treatment recommendations, and progress updates are communicated back to the referring dentist throughout care.
Maintaining open communication with referring dentists is an important part of the practice philosophy. Consultation findings, treatment recommendations, and progress updates are shared throughout treatment to support coordinated patient care.
Following completion of the periodontal or surgical phase of treatment, patients are typically returned to their referring dentist for ongoing maintenance and restorative care.
In cases involving advanced periodontal disease or higher-risk patients, alternating maintenance visits between offices may be recommended to support long-term periodontal stability.
Referrals can be submitted using the Radix Periodontics referral form (online or hard copy), along with any relevant clinical information or radiographs.
Yes. Consultation findings, treatment plans, and progress updates are communicated throughout the course of care.
After the surgical or periodontal phase of treatment is completed, the patient typically returns to the referring dentist for ongoing care. In patients with severe periodontitis or higher risk, alternating maintenance visits between offices every 3–4 months may be recommended to support long-term stability.
