Manningtree Dental - New patient examination

New Patient Examination

New patient examination at Manningtree Dental and Implant Centre.

Manningtree Dental - New patient examination

New patient examination at Manningtree Dental and Implant Centre.

Essex Dental And Implant Clinic

At a Glance

Expected results

Dental check-up

Treatment time

30 minutes

Anaesthetic

None

Longevity

Dependent on findings

Overview

A new patient examination at Manningtree Dental and Implant Centre is a comprehensive evaluation designed to assess your overall oral health and establish a baseline for future dental care. This initial appointment is crucial for identifying any existing dental issues and creating a personalised treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Manningtree Dental - New patient examination

Why Is A New Patient Examination Required?

A new patient examination is essential for several reasons. It allows Manningtree’s experienced dentists to understand your dental history and any current concerns. We can also detect the early onset of dental problems such as cavities, gum disease, and oral cancer. At your New Patient Examination we aim to establish a trusting relationship between you and the dental team, ensuring comfortable and continuous care. This appointment also provides an opportunity to discuss your oral health goals and any cosmetic desires you may have.

The Appointment Process

The process of a new patient examination typically includes the following steps:

1.

Medical & Dental History Review

Upon arrival, you will be asked to fill out forms detailing your medical and dental history. This information is vital for safe and effective treatment planning.

2.

Consultation

You will have a conversation with your friendly dentist about your oral health, any symptoms you’re experiencing, and your dental care goals.

3.

Examination

The dentist will perform a thorough examination of your teeth, gums, and mouth. This may include checking for signs of decay, gum disease, and other oral health issues.

4.

X-Rays

Diagnostic X-rays may be taken to provide a detailed view of your teeth and jawbone, helping to identify problems not visible during the visual examination.

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What Happens Next?

After the examination, the dentist will discuss their findings with you and recommend a treatment plan if necessary. This plan may include preventive care, restorative procedures, or cosmetic treatments based on your specific needs. A follow-up appointment, or your next check-up, may also be arranged.

Treatment Fees

We believe in clear and upfront pricing for all our services. Our detailed price list is available to help you understand the costs associated with each treatment. We strive to ensure there are no hidden fees, providing a transparent overview so you can make informed decisions about your care. The fee list is a guide; and will be determined by the clinician in charge of your oral care or facial aesthetics.

From

£90.00

Manningtree Dental - FAQ

FAQs

What should I bring to my new patient examination?

Bring any previous dental records, a list of current medications, and your insurance information. It’s also helpful to have a list of any questions or concerns you may want to discuss with the dentist.

How long does a new patient examination take at Manningtree Dental and Implant Centre?

A new patient examination typically takes around 30 minutes. This allows sufficient time for a comprehensive evaluation, including a consultation, examination, and any necessary X-rays.

Will I receive treatment during my first appointment?

The primary focus of the new patient examination is to assess your oral health and develop a treatment plan. Depending on your needs and the dentist’s findings, some treatments may be started during this visit, but usually, a follow-up appointment will be scheduled for specific procedures.

Are X-rays necessary during the first visit?

Yes, X-rays are often necessary during the first visit to provide a detailed view of your teeth and jawbone. They help the dentist detect issues that may not be visible during the visual examination, such as cavities, impacted teeth, and bone loss.

What happens if a problem is found during the examination?

If a problem is identified, the dentist will discuss the findings with you and recommend a treatment plan. This plan may include further diagnostics, preventive care, or specific procedures to address the issue. The next steps will be scheduled according to the urgency and your availability.

Meet The Team

From our friendly front desk staff to our experienced dentists and hygienists, we’re all here to help you achieve your best smile.

Thoughts from our Patients

At Manningtree Dental, our patients are at the heart of everything we do. Hearing your experiences not only helps us grow but also inspires others to choose the best care for their smiles.