Comprehensive Evaluation / Oral Examination
The dental examination is a diagnostic evaluation of a patient’s overall oral health and hygiene. During a dental examination, the doctor may…
- Check for signs of decay or periodontal disease
- Ask about any medications
- Take dental x-rays
- Evaluate occlusion (bite)
- Evaluate jaw
- Discuss proper cleaning
- Remove stains or debris
- Take a dental impression
Routine dental checks are an important part of your dental care regime. Check-ups enable Our dentists to keep an eye on your oral health and check for any early signs of dental disease. we provide comprehensive oral health examinations for all patients.
What happens when you have a check-up?
When you go for a check-up, your dentist will examine your mouth, checking your teeth, gums and tongue to see if there are any issues or changes since your last appointment. They will work through a mental check-list, making sure that there aren’t any symptoms or signs that could indicate decay, gum disease, infections, or oral cancer. During your check-up, you won’t experience any pain, and the appointment will be over before you know it. If you have a clean bill of oral health, your dentist will probably advise you to book another appointment in the next 6-12 months. If there are problems, for example, you have a cavity or signs of gum disease, our dentist will talk to you about the signs they have spotted and discuss treatment options with you. If you need a filling, for example, they will encourage you to arrange another appointment for the procedure.
