Questions, answered before you ask.
Everything patients ask us most, from first visits to knocked-out teeth.
Call (555) 010-2030Your first visit
Do you take new patients?
Yes, of every age. Book online or call and we'll usually find you a slot within the week.
What should I bring?
A photo ID, a list of any medication you take, and your previous dentist's details if you have them.
How long does the first appointment take?
Around 45 minutes. It includes a full check-up, X-rays if you need them and time to talk through a plan.
I'm nervous about the dentist. Can you help?
Tell us when you book. We'll give you a longer appointment, explain every step before we do it and stop whenever you raise a hand.
Prices and payments
Will I know the price before treatment?
Always. You get a written quote after your check-up, and we never start anything you haven't agreed to.
Can I spread the cost?
Yes. Any treatment over €500 can be split into monthly payments, with no interest over twelve months.
What does the care plan include?
Two check-ups and two hygiene visits a year, 10% off whitening, aligners and implants, and priority emergency slots, for €19 a month.
Which payment methods do you accept?
Card, contactless and bank transfer. We don't take a deposit to book a routine visit.
Treatments
Does whitening damage my teeth?
No. Professional whitening uses a controlled gel under supervision. Some people feel mild sensitivity for a day or two.
How often should I have a hygiene visit?
Every six months for most people. If you have gum problems, your hygienist may suggest every three or four.
Am I a candidate for implants?
Most adults with healthy gums and enough bone are. We'll check with a scan at your consultation before recommending anything.
Do treatments hurt?
We use local anaesthetic for anything that could be uncomfortable, and we check in with you throughout.
Children
When should my child first see a dentist?
When the first tooth appears, or by their first birthday. Early visits are short, gentle and mostly play.
Can I stay in the room?
Of course. Most children feel happier with a parent close by, especially for the first few visits.
Do you offer fissure sealants?
Yes. We recommend them once the adult back teeth come through, usually around six and twelve.
Emergencies
What counts as an emergency?
Severe pain, swelling, a broken or knocked-out tooth, or bleeding that won't stop.
Can you see me today?
We keep emergency slots open every day, Monday to Saturday. Call before 11am for the best chance of a morning visit.
What should I do with a knocked-out tooth?
Hold it by the crown, rinse it gently, keep it in milk and call us straight away. The first hour matters most.

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