Examination and check-up
An examination is the starting point of any treatment plan. We listen to your concerns, assess your teeth and gums, and recommend imaging only when it is useful.
Options are explained in plain language after the examination. Information on this page is general; diagnosis and treatment are decided with your dentist.
Who might it be for?
- People due a routine check-up
- Those with pain, sensitivity or swelling
- Anyone who has not been examined for some time
- Patients seeking an assessment before treatment
How does the process work?
- ListeningWe talk through your concerns and daily care habits.
- ExaminationTeeth and gums are examined clinically.
- ImagingX-rays or further tests are planned only if needed.
- PlanFindings and possible options are explained.
- Follow-upReview intervals and home care are agreed.
Frequently asked questions
How long is a first visit?
It depends on your concerns and any imaging required. Timing is shared when you book.
Is an X-ray taken every time?
No. Imaging is suggested only when your dentist considers it necessary.
How should I prepare?
Bring a list of medicines you take and any previous dental history you can share.
Are children seen?
Children can be examined as part of general care; the visit is planned for their age.
Information on this page is for general guidance. The right treatment for you is decided by your dentist after examination and any necessary tests.
Check-up
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