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New Patient Examination and Consultation

At Smile4Life at Adams&Lee Dentistry we like to find out as much about you, your previous dental care and expectations as we can. At your first examination we spend between 30 - 60 minutes with you to get to know you and your mouth.

After you have been greeted by one of the Welcome Team and offered a drink from our wide selection of hot and cold drinks, one of the dental nurses will have a chat with you in the private consultation room.

We will ask about your medical history as some medical conditions or medication may affect the treatment that we offer you.

We want to know what your previous dental experiences have been in the past and give you the time to ask any questions that you may have. Following your chat with the dental nurse, you will be invited into the treatment room by the dentist who will be looking after you during your visit.

At your initial appointment we will do a comprehensive examination of your jaw joints, soft tissues, teeth and gums. We will take any necessary x-rays we need to diagnose dental disease . Sometimes we take impressions of your teeth to help us assess your teeth fully. We then sit with you and discuss the best treatment plan for you.

Your treatment plan

It is extremely important that you understand what treatment we are proposing and how much it will cost. We often break down treatment into phases, treating pain and disease first, then any preventative work needed to reduce the risks of further deterioration and finally the cosmetic dentistry.

We never hide the likely costs involved and will provide you with a detailed written estimate while you wait following your initial appointment.

We provide quality and beautiful dentistry that is intended to last, most of our services have a full 12 month guarantee, subject to terms and conditions.

For more complicated treatment, we often invite you back for a second consultation at no extra cost to confirm what you would like to do and the best way to provide that for you. At all times you are free to ask questions and we positively encourage this. We want you to be completely happy and understand your treatment plan.