Send an enquiry
Share your main concern, preferred day and whether the appointment is for an adult or child.
Your first visit
Know what to expect before you arrive.
A little preparation helps the clinic reserve the right appointment time and helps you make the most of the consultation.
Attend the assessment
The dentist listens, examines and may recommend appropriate records or imaging.
Review the options
Discuss suitable care, alternatives, likely stages and fees before deciding.
What to bring
- Your identification and relevant medical information.
- A list of current medicines or known allergies.
- Previous dental records or X-rays if they are relevant and available.
- For children, any concerns about previous dental experiences.
Fees and payment
Treatment fees depend on the findings, complexity and selected option. The dentist or clinic team will explain the applicable fees before treatment. Published campaign prices should be read together with their current inclusions and terms.
For children or anxious patients
Tell the team in advance if the patient is nervous or has had a difficult previous experience. The first goal may simply be to become familiar with the environment and allow an appropriate assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an appointment?
Contacting the clinic first is recommended so suitable time can be reserved. Current availability should be confirmed by WhatsApp or phone.
Will treatment happen on the first visit?
It depends on the concern, available time and clinical findings. Some visits focus on assessment and planning before treatment is scheduled.
Can I ask about fees before booking?
Yes. The team can share available general information, but a final recommendation or fee may require clinical assessment.
What if I have pain or swelling?
Tell the clinic clearly when enquiring so the team can advise on availability and the appropriate next step. Seek urgent medical help if you have difficulty breathing or another medical emergency.