Check-ups & prevention

Consultation & diagnosis

We begin with your history and a clinical examination. Investigations are chosen for the question being assessed, and the findings are explained before treatment planning.

Dental mirror used to examine teeth.

Consultations and diagnostics

What it can include

Your dentist decides what suits you after an assessment.

  • Consultation and treatment planning
  • Second opinions and reassessment
  • Oral soft-tissue examination and screening
  • Assessment of dental infection sources
  • Intraoral dental X-rays
  • 3D dental imaging — CBCT
  • Microscope-assisted examination
  • Intraoral scanning and digital impressions
  • Conventional impressions and bite records
  • Facebow records
  • Diagnostic wax-ups and restoration planning
  • Panoramic dental X-ray
  • Cephalometric X-ray for orthodontics
  • Small-field CBCT for endodontics
  • Assessment and laboratory checks before PRF procedures

At your consultation

Useful questions to ask your dentist:

  1. Which investigations are needed, and why?
  2. Can you use my existing X-rays?
  3. What options does the assessment suggest?

About costs

Reception can confirm the consultation fee. For treatment, ask for an estimate that lists the stages, materials and follow-up visits. Your plan and cost are set after the consultation, based on your situation.

Book a consultation.

Tell us what worries you. The dentist assesses the situation and explains your options.