The biological assessment
Three hours in the chair. The full diagnostic workup runs. We sit with you, we run the tests, and we collect the data your case will be built around.
Visiting the office
Every assessment happens in person, in Nolensville, Tennessee.
About thirty minutes from the Nashville airport. Here is what the trip looks like: the first call, the days in Nashville, and the follow-up before you head home.
NashvilleA city worth building a trip around.
The rhythm of a visit
Three days, sequenced around your flights.
Most out-of-town patients plan on three to four working days in Nashville. Here is how they are spent.
Case presentation with Dr. Will
Two hours with Dr. Will. He has been in your file between visits, and he walks you through what every reading means and the plan he has built for you.
Treatment and follow-up
Any in-trip work happens here. We sequence the appointments around your flights so the travel earns the trip. Follow-up the next morning before you head home.
Start to finish
Nobody books a flight on a guess.
Connect with the team before you book, and your results leave with you.
Step oneBefore you fly
The plan comes first.
You apply, the team will reach out to schedule, and once you connect, they send you what you need to plan the trip, including hotels we recommend. Then you book.
In NashvilleDay one
The biological assessment.
Three hours in the chair. The full diagnostic workup runs, and the data your case will be built around is collected. Dr. Will takes your file from here.
In NashvilleDay two
Case presentation with Dr. Will.
Two hours with Dr. Will. He walks you through what every reading means and the plan he has built for you, with a written estimate. You leave the room knowing exactly where you stand.
In NashvilleDays three and four
Treatment and follow-up.
Any in-trip work happens here, sequenced around your return flight. Follow-up the next morning before you head home.
AfterBack home
Your results travel with you.
They are yours whether you treat with us or take them elsewhere. We coordinate directly with your physicians, and you decide what to do with the plan on your timeline.
One thing to know
This is the expected rhythm, not a promise. Every visit is planned for the person in the chair. Depending on what the assessment finds, there may be more treatment than you expect, or less, and the sequence is set with you before you book anything.
Logistics
Getting here, and staying here.
The office
7024 Nolensville Road, Nolensville, Tennessee 37135. Open in Maps
From the airport
Nashville International (BNA) is about thirty minutes from the practice. We help you time appointments around your flights.
Reaching the team
(615) 941-3368. The team reaches out Monday to Thursday, 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM Central.
While you’re here
Live music every night. Neighborhoods worth walking. Food that has earned national press. The guide below is the short version.
Nolensville, TN
30 min from BNA
Downtown NashvilleMusic City Center, river district, the works.
Where to stay
Your treatment plan coordinator will send you a list of hotels we recommend, walkable to the practice through to a short drive away, before you book anything.
While you’re here
Music City, after the appointment.
More than 180 live music venues, and free shows every night of the year. Most patients build a short stay around the trip. Here is what the extra day looks like.
Worth the extra day
- Live music, every night. More than 180 venues across the city, and free shows every night of the year.
- Lower Broadway. Honky-tonks with live bands from the afternoon deep into the night. Robert’s Western World, the readers’ pick, is the old-school room.
- The Ryman and the Opry. The 1892 tabernacle that became the Mother Church of country music, and the radio show that has run since 1925.
- The Parthenon. Centennial Park’s full-scale replica, built for the 1897 exposition.
- Hot chicken. Nashville’s own dish. Prince’s Hot Chicken is the family credited with starting it.
Closer to the office
- Downtown Franklin. A fifteen-block historic district and a Great American Main Street Award winner, one town over.
- Martin’s Bar-B-Que Joint. Whole-hog barbecue that started in a Nolensville shack in 2006, up Nolensville Road from the office.
- The airport run. Nashville International is about thirty minutes from the practice, so a late flight out still leaves room for one more show.
Photo credits (Creative Commons, resized): Layla’s Honky Tonk sign and Ryman Auditorium by Warren LeMay, CC BY-SA 2.0 · Grand Ole Opry House by Antony-22, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Main Street, Franklin by Ichabod, CC BY-SA 3.0 · The Parthenon by Thomas R. Machnitzki, CC BY 3.0.
Before you arrive
What to bring.
The more we have before you land, the more of your visit goes to the work.
- Any dental X-rays or CBCT scans you already have. The team reviews them ahead of your visit.
- A list of prior dental work. Root canals, implants, crowns, fillings, and roughly when each was done.
- Current medications and supplements. Plus any health concerns you believe may be connected.
- The questions you want answered. Day two is built for them.
Questions
Before you book.
Can the assessment be done remotely?
No. The tests run in the chair and Dr. Will reviews the findings with you in the room, so every assessment happens at the office in Nolensville, Tennessee. The team can answer questions by phone before you commit to a trip.
I am out of state. How does travel actually work?
Plan on three to four working days in Nashville. We sequence the assessment, the case presentation, and any in-trip work back to back so the travel earns the trip. BNA is about thirty minutes from the practice. Once you connect with the team, they send you what you need to plan the trip, including hotels we recommend, before you book.
Do you help with hotels and timing?
Yes. Your treatment plan coordinator sends a list of hotels we recommend, walkable ones and some a short drive away, and we sequence your appointments around your flights so the travel earns the trip.