Free Dental Consultation

What Is Included In Free Consultation?

A dental consultation is a thorough assessment where your jaw, gums, and teeth are checked by the dentist, discussed are your problems, and discussed are possible treatment options. It usually includes full oral examination, dental X-rays, discussion of symptoms, history, and expectations.

During consultation, you will also have the opportunity to get treatment recommendations, ask questions, express aesthetic goals, or share anxieties you may have about dental procedures.

Dental Consultation Steps

Treatments After Dental Consultation

Depending on your condition and goals, the dentist may recommend one or more of the following treatments, depending on your situation:

Professional Teeth Cleaning

Generally, the first step after a dental consultation, professional cleaning removes plaque, tartar, and surface stains. It helps prevent gum disease and cavities. This procedure is recommended every 6 months.

Dental Fillings

If cavities are identified in your consultation, a dental filling will be required. The damaged portion of the tooth is eliminated and replaced with composite, ceramic, or amalgam materials to return structure and function.

Root Canal Treatment

For very decayed or infected teeth with the destruction of the nerve, a root canal must be done. The pulp is removed, the canal is cleaned, and the space is filled. It most often prevents the need for tooth removal.

Dental Crowns

Crowns are recommended after root canals or when a tooth is cracked, worn out, or severely decayed. A cover cap, crowns replace shape, strength, and appearance, crowns may be made of porcelain, zirconia, ceramic, or metal.

Tooth Extraction

In case the tooth is beyond repair, extraction would be advised. This may be a simple or surgical procedure, mostly for wisdom teeth or impacted molars.

Missing Teeth Treatment Options After Dental Examination

Based on the condition of your gums, the density of your jawbone, and the general condition of your teeth, our dentist may recommend some treatments such as dental implants, bridges, partial dentures, or full dentures.

Dental implants would typically be considered the most long-term and realistic solution for one or multiple missing teeth. Bridges for cases when the adjacent teeth are strong enough to hold the filling. Removable partial or full dentures might be the more cost-effective option, particularly if multiple teeth are missing.

Dental Implants

Dental Bridges

Full or Partial Dentures

Cosmetic Dental Treatment Options

Cosmetic dental procedures aim to enhance the looks of your smile, gums, and teeth. Some of the most common procedures are teeth whitening, dental veneers, bonding, and gum contouring.

Cosmetic treatments can change tooth color, shape, alignment, and smile looks, enhancing your self-confidence and facial balance. If your goals are aesthetic, your consultation may lead to cosmetic treatments such as:

Teeth Whitening
A popular choice for removing stains caused by food, beverages, or smoking. In-clinic or take-home teeth whitening options are available.

Dental Veneers
Veneers are thin shells bonded to the front of teeth to cover discoloration, chips, gaps, or uneven shapes. Made from porcelain, zirconia or composite.

Gum Contouring
For patients with uneven gum lines or a "gummy" smile, laser reshaping can create a more balanced look.

Tooth Bonding
Composite bonding involves applying a tooth-colored resin to fix minor chips, cracks, or gaps. It's a quick, non-invasive option.