For Patients

At your first visit, we discuss your concerns, expectations, and treatment goals, then carry out the necessary examinations. Based on any available records and the examination results, we prepare a personalised treatment plan and explain the possible solutions in detail.

We always aim to make treatments as comfortable and pain-free as possible. Where needed, we use local anaesthesia, and we discuss the options and what to expect in detail before the procedure.

Most procedures can be carried out under local anaesthesia. Which type is recommended for a given treatment depends on the procedure and your individual circumstances.

Treatment length varies by procedure and by patient. A simpler treatment can sometimes be completed in a single visit, while more complex rehabilitations may involve several stages. We'll let you know the expected duration and number of visits when we go through your treatment plan.

This always depends on your specific issue and the treatment chosen. During the consultation we try to plan out the whole treatment process in advance, so we can give you detailed information about the number of visits needed and their likely timing.

How often you need a check-up depends on the type of procedure and your individual healing process. At the end of treatment we'll agree the exact date of your next check-up and any further steps.

Yes. Based on the examinations carried out, we prepare a personalised treatment proposal that clearly sets out the procedures needed and how they build on one another.

In more complex cases, doctors from different specialties work together in a coordinated way to plan your treatment. Our aim is for the whole treatment process to follow a single, predictable plan with as little inconvenience as possible.

If you have any previous dental records, X-rays, or other imaging results, it's worth bringing them along. It's also important to tell your dentist about any medication you take regularly and any known medical conditions.

In some cases, yes — but this always depends on the specific treatment plan, the type of procedures involved, and your individual circumstances.

Depending on the procedure, you may experience temporary sensitivity, mild discomfort, or swelling. After treatment we give you detailed information about what symptoms to expect, what to do at home, and when a follow-up check-up is needed.

You can request an appointment through the clinic's contact details. If you're not sure which specialist to see, our staff will help you choose the right one.