What to bring to the first visit

What is useful to bring

For a first visit, older dental photographs if you have them, and a list of medicines you take regularly, are enough. The rough year of those photographs helps too. If you wear a splint or another removable appliance, bring it with you.

Do not buy anything special before the visit, and do not arrange photographs elsewhere only because you are coming. If the papers are missing, the visit can still start with a conversation and a look. We will note what is absent instead of postponing.

What you can leave at home

You do not need a folder of every test from years back, unless one of them is directly about the mouth. You also do not need a ready idea of which treatment you want. It is enough to say what is getting in the way.

If you are coming with a child or with someone else, tell us when you book so we can leave room in the diary. That person can stay in the room if you are more at ease that way.

At the clinic we have the mirrors, the instruments, and photographs when they are useful. Your part is to arrive on time and to bring what you already have at home. We sort out the rest here.