Of course not! Before starting treatment, the dentist needs to have all the necessary information about the planned treatment, review the examination results, have a clear treatment plan, and understand all the steps required to achieve a successful result.

Yes, in many cases several procedures can be combined into one appointment. This depends on their complexity, duration, and the patient’s health. The final treatment plan is determined by the dentist after an examination and diagnostics.

An X-ray or CT scan is an important part of diagnostics before treatment. It helps the dentist assess the condition of the teeth, roots, and bone tissue and identify changes that cannot be seen during a routine examination. The diagnostic results are then used to create an accurate and safe treatment plan.

Yes. Local anesthesia is used for most dental procedures to make treatment as comfortable as possible. The type and method of anesthesia are selected individually depending on the procedure and the patient’s condition.

If you are not sure which specialist you need, you can book an initial consultation. After an examination and diagnostics, the dentist will identify the problem and, if necessary, refer you to the appropriate specialist, such as a general dentist, oral surgeon, prosthodontist, orthodontist, or another dental professional.