Patient Info
Patient Information
Everything you need to feel prepared — and at ease — before your visit.
Your first visit
- 01
A conversation
We start by listening — your concerns, your goals and your medical and dental history.
- 02
A thorough examination
A careful check of your teeth, gums and bite. Where needed, we may recommend appropriate diagnostic imaging.
- 03
Your options, explained
We explain what we find, the treatment options that suit you, the expected timeline and costs — so you can decide with confidence.
What to bring
- A list of any medicines you take, and any medical conditions or allergies
- Previous dental X-rays or reports, if you have them
- Your current retainer, aligners or removable dentures, if you use them
- Your questions — no question is too small
General aftercare
Braces & aligners
- Brush carefully around brackets and wires after meals
- Avoid very hard or sticky foods that can damage braces
- Wear aligners and retainers for the hours advised
- Mild soreness for a few days after adjustments is common
After gum treatment or implant surgery
- Follow your post-operative instructions and take medicines only as prescribed
- Avoid smoking, as it can affect healing
- Keep the area clean as advised and attend your review visits
- Call us if you notice increasing pain, swelling or bleeding
Everyday care
- Brush twice daily and clean between your teeth
- Limit sugary snacks and drinks between meals
- Keep up with regular check-ups and professional cleaning
- Do not ignore bleeding gums — it is worth having them checked
These are general tips only. Always follow the specific instructions your dentist gives you after treatment, and contact us if anything concerns you.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do you provide both metal braces and clear aligners?
Yes. We offer orthodontic assessment for conventional braces and clear aligner treatment, depending on the patient’s needs and suitability.
Are dental implants suitable for everyone?
Not everyone is an immediate candidate for dental implants. Suitability depends on factors such as bone availability, gum health, general health, and individual treatment requirements. A clinical assessment is necessary.
Do you treat bleeding gums?
Yes. Bleeding gums may be a sign of gingivitis or periodontal disease. We assess the cause and recommend appropriate treatment and maintenance.
Is laser dentistry painful?
Comfort depends on the procedure and the individual patient. Laser-assisted treatment may improve comfort in selected situations, but local anesthesia may still be required.
Can adults get braces?
Yes. Orthodontic treatment can benefit adults as well as younger patients. Gum health, bone support, and the nature of the orthodontic problem must be evaluated before treatment.
How can I book an appointment?
Use the booking form on this website, call us, or message us on WhatsApp to arrange a consultation and discuss your dental concerns and treatment options.
Ready to Take the Next Step Toward Your Smile?
Whether you are considering braces, clear aligners, dental implants, or treatment for gum problems, we are here to help you explore the right options for your dental health.