Check-up and Digital Imaging
A six-monthly examination: intraoral check, digital X-ray if needed and a written summary of the day. A record is kept even when nothing is found; the next check-up is compared against it.
DetailsThe clinic's children's section works in a separate room with a paediatric dentist. The first visit is not a treatment visit: the child tries the chair, mirror and light on the back of their hand first; teeth are counted; feeding, bottle and brushing routines are discussed with the parent.
When
Within six months of the first baby tooth, and no later than the first birthday. For older children, coming "while nothing hurts" is the best start.
Family visit
A parent's own check-up and the child's appointment can be planned for the same day, in two rooms in parallel. Siblings are booked on the same day too.
Detail
Sealants, fluoride varnish, baby-tooth fillings, space maintainers and the rest are described in full on the children's section's own website; here there is only the door.
This page is general information and does not replace a dental examination. Whether the treatment suits you, and the method and duration, are decided only after an intraoral examination and radiographic assessment.
After treatment
There are no restrictions after the visit. What to say at home and the brushing routine are agreed together at the appointment.
The information on this page is for general guidance and does not replace a dental examination. Treatment decisions are made after an intraoral examination and radiographic assessment.