Prevention and check-ups
A dental check-up is a chance for a dentist to look at the health of your teeth, gums and mouth, answer your questions and talk through any care you might need.
This page describes a common dental treatment. Please contact the clinic to confirm whether it is available and suitable for you.
During a check-up the dentist usually asks about your general health and any concerns, then examines your teeth, gums and the soft tissues of your mouth. X-rays may be suggested if they are needed to see between or below the teeth.
If anything needs attention, the dentist should explain what they found, the options available and what each involves, so you can decide together. How often you need a check-up depends on your own oral health.
You may want to book a visit if:
This page is general information, not a diagnosis or a substitute for professional dental advice. A dentist will examine you and explain the options that suit your situation. If you have severe pain, swelling or an injury, seek urgent care.
Get started
Book an open time online, or send a request and the clinic will contact you to arrange a time that suits you.
The clinic calls you to confirm every booking. A request without a time is not a booking until the clinic agrees one with you.
