Every year, we welcome new patients who have never visited our Juno Beach office before. Are you one of those patients?
If you are, we strongly recommend that you visit our New Patient page before coming in for your appointment. On this page, you’ll find links to essential forms that you’ll need to fill out. Filling them out before you come in will help us streamline your appointment. When you show up, you’ll simply hand them over to us and we’ll start looking at your information while you wait to see Dr. Keuning or Dr. Riley.
Our forms include a welcome form, a new patient form, and a form explaining our policies. It’s important for you to look at all three of these before you come in.
You’ll also find information here on the forms of payment we accept and how third-party financing can help you cover the costs of care.
Do you have questions about your upcoming visit with Dr. Keuning or Dr. Riley of Juno Beach? Visit our New Patient page or give us a call. We serve patients from Juno Beach, North Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Tequesta, Jupiter and beyond.
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At Juno Beach Restorative & Aesthetic, we’re proud to offer care that’s both affordable and durable.
When most people think about periodontal disease, they think about the obvious symptoms: sensitive and receding gums, bleeding when you brush and even eventual tooth loss. It is, after all, the leading cause of tooth loss in adults in America. Did you know, though, that gum disease can affect your health in other ways as well? At 
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If you have serious goals for your smile in 2014, you’re going to need a team that can help you carry them out. At Juno Beach Restorative & Aesthetic Dentistry, we’re happy to be your guides to a healthier, more radiant smile.
Nothing should get in the way of you feeling confident about your smile. A smile is a first impression, and you want to make sure you make the best first impression possible. If you have gapped, crooked, or crowded teeth, you may feel as though there is no hope besides having a mouth full of metal. At 
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With November almost over, we’re quickly reaching the end of 2013. That means 2014 will be with us before you know it. It also means you have a very limited time to take advantage of your remaining dental benefits.