Skip the six-week wait. Keep your checkups covered.

Most of what goes wrong in dentistry is invisible until it is expensive: bone loss, a cracked root, an abscess forming under an old crown. A CBCT scan sees all of it in three dimensions — and it is exactly the imaging that implant, root-canal and surgical planning is built on. Paying for it ad-hoc costs $150–$350 per scan; on Priority+ it is simply part of your care, on hardware most clinics in the country don't have.

And because your imaging belongs to you, every future consultation — including any second opinion we arrange — starts from evidence instead of another round of guesswork.

Some patients cannot sit in a waiting room — because of who they are, what they do, or simply how they choose to live. And the clinicians best equipped for serious reconstructive work are, almost without exception, the ones who never advertise: their calendars fill by referral between colleagues. Those two facts describe the same closed door. Onyx is the door handle.

An Onyx retainer buys standing: the introductions that are otherwise unavailable, the discretion infrastructure around every visit, and the ability to compress time — imaging, planning and treatment arranged in days rather than months, or in one private night when it truly cannot wait. Applications are reviewed, not sold.