Looking for a Chicago dentist accepting new patients? Dr. Nechama Brand welcomes new patients at Premier Dentistry at Millennium Park in the Chicago Loop. Call today to book your first visit.
Rated 5.0 stars by 95 Google patients. Most PPO insurance accepted and we file your claim for you. Same-day crowns, sedation options and gentle, modern dentistry. Open Monday to Thursday 8 AM to 5 PM and Friday 8 AM to 2 PM at 30 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 1503, steps from Millennium Station.
Start with the reason you are looking for a dentist
A search for a dentist accepting new patients can begin with a move, a change in your schedule or a tooth that suddenly hurts. These situations need different conversations. When contacting the office, say whether you are seeking routine dental care, returning after a gap or calling about pain or damage. Ask about current new-patient openings and the type of appointment appropriate for your reason for calling.
Premier Dentistry at Millennium Park identifies general, preventive and emergency dentistry among its broad areas of care. A service category alone does not tell you which treatment a particular tooth needs. Describe your symptoms and ask about the scope of a first appointment before making arrangements. If another dentist has recommended treatment, explain that recommendation and ask which records would help the office understand it.
Beginning ongoing dental care
Share your last dental visit, any ongoing treatment and what you would like help understanding about your oral health.
Exams, cleanings, same-day crowns, cosmetic and implant dentistry under one roof.
Google rating
5.0 stars
95 verified Google reviews from Chicago patients.
Insurance
Most PPO plans accepted
We file your insurance claim for you and offer payment and financing options.
Office hours
Mon–Thu 8–5, Fri 8–2
Call during office hours and we will fit you in the same day.
Comfort
Sedation options
Gentle, modern dentistry with sedation for anxious patients.
Location
The Chicago Loop
30 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 1503, steps from Millennium Station.
Evaluate a downtown practice using concrete information
Premier Dentistry at Millennium Park is located at 30 N Michigan Ave, Suite 1503, Chicago, IL 60602. For someone comparing dentists in the Loop, that address provides a useful starting point: consider whether getting there fits your workday, transportation needs and ability to return for future appointments. Use the full suite number when checking your destination, and ask about building entry or accessibility arrangements that matter to you.
Choosing a dental office also means finding answers to your own questions. Ask how to share previous records, what information to bring and how to request an estimate for a proposed visit. If you have a specific treatment need, identify it before booking. A recommendation from another practice, an existing restoration or an unfinished treatment sequence can affect which information is useful at the outset.
You can read about the practice and its location before calling. Keep a short list of your priorities nearby so the conversation covers more than the earliest opening.
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Review the practice introduction before deciding what you would like to ask.
Experiences shared by patients of Premier Dentistry at Millennium Park.
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Robert Acevedo
A Truly Positive Experience!
I can't thank this dental office enough! From my very first visit with the hygienist to my most recent appointment, every interaction has been absolutely delightful. I've already raved about my experience to several people.
I was particularly impressed with how smoothly everything went. I genuinely felt **no pain**, even after the Novocain wore off, which was a huge relief. My only "challenge" now is remembering to chew on my right side because my treated left side feels so incredibly normal!
The entire team made what could have been a daunting change a truly positive experience. Highly recommend!
Dr. Brand, thank you! She is a very confident, positive and vibrant person.
Dr. Brand understands the practicality, importance and artistic value of one’s teeth. The dental areas/spaces have advanced technological equipment and the best part is WTTW’s Food Channel. The attentive and professional tone of the dental assistants and office staff is noted as they work alongside Dr. Brand.
Personally, for over 50 years I’ve walked into these offices and received excellent dental care and advice. Again, thanks!
Christina
Ended up breaking my tooth in a skateboard accident. Dr. Brand saw me that day. She capped the tooth and it looks like nothing happened. I tell people I broke a tooth and show the repair and they are always amazed by how normal it looks (down to the slight yellowing to match my natural teeth). Would highly recommend for cosmetic dental procedures.
Dr Brand is amazing. We travel from the far suburbs to see her. She is kind, patient and down to earth. Listens to our concerns and is an excellent dentist. She is a perfectionist in her work, which is exactly what we want with our oral care.
When a tooth goes AWOL, sideways, you name it, you would think a trip to the dentist would be the last form of pleasure on Earth. Au contraire, mon ami. Premier Dentistry is my favorite destination for tooth repairs and maintenance. Dr. Brand is superb. Everyone at Premier is tops.
Dr. Brand's expertise, thoroughness in her care and explanations, responsiveness, and kind manner make the experience highly valued. I feel fortunate to be in her care.
The staff at Premier Dentistry is always helpful! Received a reminder call to pre-med for my appointment, had a good cleaning with Natalie and an exam with Dr. Brand. Visits are always a very pleasant experience.
It is always a very pleasant experience to go to Premier Dentistry. Everyone on staff is professional, polite, friendly, and very skilled. Dr. Brand is an excellent dentist who makes any dental work easy and understandable. I highly recommend Premier Dentistry.
Dr. Brand and the whole team at Premier Dentistry are just exceptional. I never write reviews, but this team truly goes above and beyond to make sure that you are comfortable and taken care of. Dr. Brand is an incredible dentist- knowledgeable, efficient, and empathetic about any anxiety you might be having. Can’t really recommend this team enough!
Highly recommend. been going to Dr. Brand and Premier Dentistry for years, and they are the best dental practice I've ever been to. Dr. Brand is very knowledgeable, kind, and helpful, as are all of the hygienists, receptionists, and other people there. They make communications and appointments easy, are flexible, and always discuss costs thoroughly with me beforehand.
Dr. Brand has solved some dental issues that other practices either caused or had no solution for. I wish I could bring them with me when I move out of Chicago soon!
Symptoms to mention before asking for a routine visit
Tell the office if a tooth aches without an obvious trigger, hurts when you bite or stays sensitive after hot or cold food. Include when the problem began, whether it is changing and whether it interrupts sleep or eating. These details are more useful than trying to name the diagnosis yourself. Pain can have several causes, and its intensity alone does not show how much treatment a tooth may need.
Bleeding gums, a rough tooth edge, food repeatedly catching in one place or a loose restoration are also worth describing. Mention recent injuries even if discomfort has eased. If you have facial swelling, fever with dental pain or difficulty opening your mouth, seek urgent assessment instead of waiting for a routine new-patient appointment.
Difficulty breathing or swallowing, rapidly spreading swelling toward the neck or eye, uncontrolled bleeding or a serious facial injury require emergency medical care. Call 911 for breathing difficulty or another life-threatening emergency. Establishing care with a new dentist should never delay that response.
Before your visit
Useful information for your next step.
Prepare a useful dental and medical history
Before your first appointment, write down the names of medicines you take, including nonprescription products and supplements. Note allergies and describe the reaction rather than recording only the substance. Include relevant medical conditions, recent changes in health and the contact details of clinicians involved in your care. Do not stop prescribed medication because of an upcoming dental visit unless the prescribing clinician tells you to.
Previous dental records can provide context about treatment already completed and findings that were being monitored. Ask the new office which records it wants and how they should be transferred. Your previous dentist may need your authorization to release them. Having old X-rays does not automatically remove the need for further imaging; the dentist decides what information is necessary after considering your history and current findings.
If it has been years since your last visit, focus on an accurate account of what is happening now. Note recurring problems, anything that makes eating difficult and questions you have postponed. You do not need to reconstruct every past appointment to make that history useful.
Make the first call specific
Start by saying that you would be a new patient and asking about openings. Give your main reason for seeking care in one or two sentences. For example, explain that you recently moved and need ongoing dental care, or that a lower tooth has hurt when chewing for three days. Mention swelling, injury or worsening pain immediately, even if you originally intended to request a routine visit.
Ask what the proposed appointment covers, whether there are preparation instructions and how much time to allow. If you need an interpreter, have mobility needs or find dental visits difficult, raise that before choosing an appointment. Ask what arrangements are possible rather than assuming every office uses the same process.
Write down the agreed date, arrival instructions and any records requested. If symptoms change while you are waiting, contact a dental professional again and describe the change. A previously manageable problem may need a different level of urgency when swelling, fever or worsening pain develops.
Contact Premier Dentistry at Millennium Park
Ask about new-patient openings and provide the information relevant to your first visit.
Ask what the first visit includes and how costs are explained
Before booking, ask about the expected charge for the proposed appointment and what is included. An initial evaluation and any later treatment may involve different charges. If you are given an estimate, ask which parts depend on examination findings and whether additional diagnostic work could change it. Keep a copy of the information so you can refer to it when considering recommendations.
If you have dental benefits, use the exact plan name when asking questions. Contact your insurer about network status, deductibles, annual limits and exclusions for the office and services under consideration. A benefits estimate is different from a final claim decision. If you intend to pay directly, ask the practice about charges and payment timing. Clear questions about cost help you compare the same services across offices without assuming that every first visit contains identical care.
Visit costs and insurance questions
Prepare questions about estimates, benefits and payment before making a treatment decision.
About dentist accepting new patients and visiting Premier Dentistry.
How can I contact Premier Dentistry about dentist accepting new patients?
Use the call link on this page to speak with the practice about your dental concern and appointment availability. Our office is at 30 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 1503, Chicago, IL 60602. Describe what brings you in so the team can help you plan the next step.
How do I find out whether Premier Dentistry at Millennium Park is accepting new patients?
Contact the office and ask about current new-patient openings. Say whether you want ongoing dental care or need help with a specific problem, and mention any timing constraints. If you are calling for someone else, include their age and ask whether the practice can accommodate their needs. Describe urgent symptoms at the start of the call.
Can I contact a new dentist before my previous records arrive?
Yes. You can ask about starting care while arranging the transfer of records. Tell the office where you were previously treated and whether treatment is still in progress. Ask which documents are useful and how to send them. Do not postpone urgent assessment for significant pain, swelling or an injury solely because records have not arrived.
Will my first new-patient appointment include a cleaning?
Ask what the appointment includes when you book. A first visit can have a different focus depending on symptoms, dental history and the reason for attending. Gum health and examination findings can also affect recommendations. Ask about the time needed for your appointment, the recommended care and the associated charges.
What if I feel embarrassed about a long gap in dental care?
Begin with the facts you know: approximately when you last had care, what has changed and what you want help understanding. You can say that anxiety, cost or life circumstances contributed to the gap without giving a detailed explanation. Tell the office what makes visits difficult and ask about communication or appointment arrangements that could help.
Should I wait for a new-patient visit if my toothache comes and goes?
Recurring pain still deserves assessment. Record its triggers, how long episodes last and whether chewing or temperature brings it on. Pain stopping does not establish that the cause has resolved. Seek urgent dental assessment for swelling, fever with dental pain or worsening symptoms. Breathing or swallowing difficulty and rapidly spreading facial or neck swelling require emergency medical care.
What should I ask if another dentist has already recommended treatment?
Explain the recommendation, which tooth or area is involved and whether any treatment has begun. Ask about sharing the written treatment plan and relevant imaging. You can also prepare questions about the reason for treatment, alternatives, timing and expected costs. A new dentist needs an independent assessment before determining whether the same recommendation fits your current situation.
Dr. Nechama Brand | Premier Dentistry
Meet your dentist
Dr. Nechama Brand
The dentist behind Premier Dentistry at Millennium Park.
Dr. Nechama Brand, DMD, provides general, cosmetic, restorative and implant dentistry in the Chicago Loop, with same-day emergency visits, same-day crowns and sedation options for anxious patients. Patients rate the practice 5.0 stars across 95 Google reviews.
