A little attention now. A healthier routine ahead.
Understanding your options
A check-up looks at oral health and any concerns you have. Professional cleaning may be recommended as part of your care, alongside your daily routine.
Is this the right care for you?
Routine visits and changes such as bleeding gums or sensitivity are reasons to speak to a dentist. Your review interval should reflect your needs.
What to expect
The dentist examines your mouth, discusses findings and explains whether cleaning or other care is needed. Use the visit to ask about your home-care routine.
Things to consider
Cleaning is not a substitute for treating other dental problems. Existing sensitivity or gum concerns should be discussed before starting.
Care beyond the appointment
Follow personalised brushing and interdental-cleaning advice. Book the next review at the interval recommended after your assessment.
Start with a dental assessment
Your assessment determines the appropriate clinician and care plan. Meet our dentists.
Common questions
How often should I have a check-up?
There is no single interval for everyone. Your dentist recommends a schedule based on your oral health and risk of future problems.
How much will my treatment cost?
The fee depends on your assessment and the treatment plan. Ask for an itemised estimate, including any review or restoration costs, before deciding.
General information only. Treatment suitability, risks and expected outcomes require an individual dental assessment. About our medical information.
