• Dental Examination

FAQ

  • What is done in a dental examination?

    During a dental examination, a dentist will check your teeth, gums and the rest of your mouth. Additional steps include screening for oral cancer, taking digital X-rays and having a chat with you regarding your overall oral health and lifestyle habits.

  • How often should I have a dental examination?

    It is recommended that you visit your preferred dentist for a routine dental check-up every 6 months.

  • What is the main focus of a dental examination?

    Through a comprehensive dental examination, your preferred dentist aims to achieve two goals: prevention and early detection. A dental examination helpshelps dentists detect dental issues like decay, gum disease, or structural damage, which in turn prevents you from suffering otherworldly pain and steep expenses in the future.

  • How long does a dental examination take?

    A comprehensive dental check-up can take around twenty to thirty minutes of your time. 

  • What is the most painful dental procedure?

    None. Here’s the explanation. Modern medicine has come a long way. No medical procedure, including dental procedures, is performed without anaesthesia.

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