Dental consultation

STATUS ASSESSMENT

During the assessment, our dentist will evaluate the condition of your teeth and gums. They will also explore your oral mucosa for any benign or malignant lesions. They will assess the effectiveness of your individual oral hygiene routine and examine the buildup of tartar.

TREATMENT PLAN

A treatment plan is drawn up based on the above findings. If needed, it will be prepared with the involvement of a colleague with expertise in other fields, such as an oral surgeon, orthodontist, implantologist or root canal specialist.

TREATMENT

The necessary treatment – if its specific nature requires this – is carried out in a coordinated way, in teamwork, always involving the appropriate specialist.
When dental restorations are needed, our advantage is having the dental laboratory in the same building: this does not only speed up, but also facilitates cooperation.
The next dental check-up is only needed after the treatment plan is completed.

WHAT ARE THE RISKS OF NOT SCHEDULING REGULAR CHECK-UPS?

Advanced dental problems which are discovered late will necessitate a more complex, longer and usually more expensive treatment than issues which are discovered early.
Over time, a small cavity may even lead to the loss of the tooth, which is irreversible, and requires much more complicated interventions than the original cavity.
There are also problems which cause only mild symptoms, such as periodontal disease – but if neglected, they can trigger irreversible processes and even lead to tooth loss.
Untreated dental diseases can lead to serious complications and even permanent damage!
If cavities are neglected, different interventions might be needed over time to save the tooth: root canal treatment, replacement of the decayed areas with various types of dental fillers (inlays or onlays), or if a tooth is removed, implantation in the missing place or other restorations: bridges, fixed or removable dentures

Prevention is key to the outcome of the treatment.

Preventive dentistry includes the prevention, the early detection and the treatment of diseases of the oral cavity and the teeth. Dental examinations enable the early treatment of diseases, thereby increasing the chances of recovery and speed up the healing. Regular dental check-ups also reduce the risk of sudden onset of symptoms (such as toothache), which usually require immediate intervention to alleviate or stop the pain. Dental check-ups can be scheduled in advance, so you can easily plan with them, providing a convenient way to keep your teeth healthy.

WHAT CAN YOU DO TO KEEP YOUR TEETH HEALTHY BETWEEN CHECK-UPS?

Between regular dental check-ups, make sure you keep a good, thorough, regular oral hygiene routine, and visit our clinic as soon as possible if you have any complaints!
Our experienced dentists will be happy to help you, and you can rely on their expertise to find the best treatment for your dental issues.

To ensure that any problems are detected and treated in time, a check-up is recommended at least every six months.
In some cases (for example in the case of periodontal disease) it may be needed more often.

It’s important to know that most of the serious, painful dental problems are the result of untreated conditions.