When to see a dentist
Toothache, persistent sensitivity to hot or cold, gum discomfort and a damaged filling are good reasons not to postpone an examination. Early assessment often makes it possible to consider more conservative treatment options.
- pain or persistent sensitivity
- a chipped or damaged tooth
- bleeding or discomfort in the gums
- a regular preventive examination
How the treatment plan is prepared
During the consultation, the dentist discusses your symptoms, examines your mouth and determines whether additional diagnostics are needed. The stages, possible limitations and costs are then explained before treatment begins.
- examination and discussion of symptoms
- necessary diagnostics
- explanation of treatment options
- agreement on stages and costs
Individual care and follow-up
A treatment method is not chosen from a single symptom. The dentist and patient make the final decision after examination and diagnostics. A follow-up visit is arranged when necessary.
