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Confident Treatment Starts with an Accurate Diagnosis
Every smile is unique, which is why the right treatment always begins with a personalised assessment. During your consultation, we carefully examine the condition of your teeth and gums and, when necessary, complement the examination with modern digital X-rays or CBCT imaging. Based on the findings, we create a personalised treatment plan and guide you through each step in a clear and understandable way. We want you to have all the information you need, feel comfortable asking questions, and have a clear understanding of the treatment options available to you.
Precise diagnostics. Personalised planning. Confident decisions.
Confident treatment starts with an accurate diagnosis
Every smile is unique, so choosing the right treatment always begins with a personalised assessment. During the consultation, we carefully examine the condition of your teeth and gums and, when indicated, supplement the examination with modern digital X-ray or CBCT imaging.
Based on the findings, we prepare a personalised treatment plan and explain it clearly, step by step. It is important to us that all your questions are answered and that you understand the options available to you.
Precise diagnostics. Personalised planning. Informed decisions.
Dental consultation + panoramic X-ray
When is it worth booking a dental consultation?
You do not need to know in advance exactly which treatment you need. The purpose of the consultation is to assess your current oral health, discuss your concerns and determine the appropriate next steps.
Before your first visit
If you would like a clearer overall picture of the current condition of your teeth and gums and want to understand the recommended next steps.
For toothache or sensitivity
If you have a new or recurring dental complaint, identifying the underlying cause is the first step towards appropriate treatment.
Before planning more extensive treatment
Before implant treatment, dental restorations or more complex care, a detailed assessment and careful treatment planning are particularly important.
For a second opinion
If you would like to discuss a previous diagnosis or treatment recommendation with another dentist.
Before aesthetic treatment
If you would like to improve the appearance of your smile, it is useful to assess the condition of your teeth and gums before personalised treatment planning.
For a check-up and assessment
Regular dental check-ups can also be useful when you have no symptoms. The recommended frequency depends on your individual oral health.
What happens during a dental consultation?
The aim of the examination is to gain a clearer understanding of your current oral health and to explain the available options in an easy-to-understand way.
Discussion and medical history
We discuss your current concerns, previous dental treatments, relevant medical history and the result you would like to achieve.
Clinical examination
We examine your teeth, gums and oral tissues, paying particular attention to the concerns you have described.
Diagnostic imaging – when needed
When clinically indicated, X-ray or CBCT imaging may provide additional information for a more accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
Discussing treatment options
We explain the findings clearly, discuss the treatment options that may be appropriate and outline the recommended next steps.
Which examinations may be needed?
Not every case requires the same examinations. Your dentist selects the appropriate diagnostic method based on your symptoms, history and the clinical examination.
Clinical dental examination
The foundation of dental diagnostics is the clinical examination, during which the dentist assesses the condition of the teeth, gums and oral cavity.
Panoramic X-ray
A panoramic X-ray can provide a broad overview of the teeth and jawbones and may offer useful additional information in many clinical situations.
CBCT – 3D imaging
In more complex cases, three-dimensional imaging may support more detailed planning. The decision to use CBCT is always based on the specific clinical situation.
Not sure exactly which treatment you need?
You do not need to decide that in advance. During the consultation, we assess your current oral health, listen to your concerns and determine the appropriate next step together.
What will you know by the end of the consultation?
Our aim is for you to leave not only with a diagnosis, but also with clear information and a transparent understanding of the next steps.
A clearer picture of your current oral health
We show you what we have found during the examination and explain it in clear, understandable terms.
A personalised treatment approach
Our recommendations are based on your current oral health, your needs and the treatment options available.
Clear next steps
We discuss which treatments may be appropriate and the order in which it may make sense to proceed.
Time for your questions
During the consultation, you have the opportunity to discuss the questions that matter to your decision.
Frequently asked questions about dental consultations
The length of a consultation depends on your concerns, the examinations required and the treatment questions that need to be discussed. The appointment duration is adjusted to the type of consultation booked.
Not necessarily. Your dentist decides whether diagnostic imaging is required based on your symptoms, medical and dental history, and the clinical examination.
In certain more complex diagnostic or treatment-planning situations, three-dimensional imaging can provide additional information. Your dentist will determine whether it is necessary in your case.
This depends on the type of treatment required, the time it takes and the availability on the day. Some treatments require a separate appointment.
Yes. If you have previous dental X-rays, reports or other relevant documents, it is helpful to bring them with you or make them available to your dentist in advance.
The first step is a thorough dental assessment
Book a consultation and discuss the options available to you with your dentist.