A consultation is a chance to explain your concern and understand the options. You do not need to know which procedure you need. You may come with pain, a question about one tooth or a wish to organise broader treatment.
What we aim to establish
We discuss symptoms, health, medicines and previous experiences. The examination considers your mouth and the findings relevant to the concern. Any imaging is chosen to answer specific questions.
Useful preparation
Bring records, existing images, a medication list and an implant card if you have one. Do not arrange new tests without an indication. Write down questions and explain what worries you most. Knowing about anxiety or the need for breaks helps us plan the discussion and examination.
From needs to stages
We distinguish problems needing prompt attention from steps that can be planned later. Options, limitations and expected scope are discussed. Complex cases may require further consultations or investigations before a final estimate.
What should be clear afterwards
You should understand the goal, the proposed stage and what remains uncertain. Ask about costs, alternatives and circumstances that could change the plan. Booking a consultation does not automatically start extensive treatment.
Mention severe pain or swelling when arranging the visit. The website form is not for urgent diagnosis. Difficulty breathing or swallowing requires immediate medical help.