It is recommended to make a check-up appointment with the dentist at least once a year. Some patients may need to come more often depending on their oral health and any dental problems they may have.

You can make an appointment for an initial consultation at short notice. Contact our practice to check availability and schedule an appointment.

X-rays are regularly taken to obtain a detailed picture of the teeth, molars and jawbone. This helps the dentist diagnose dental problems that may not be visible during a regular checkup.

X-rays are taken with minimal radiation exposure and are generally not harmful to most people. The benefits of diagnosing dental problems usually outweigh the risks of the radiation.

Teeth can become yellow or discolored for a variety of reasons, including the use of certain foods, drinks, smoking, tooth decay, medication use and aging.

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In addition to brushing, it is recommended to use dental floss, brushes or toothpicks to remove plaque and food particles between the teeth that the toothbrush may not be able to reach.

Sensitivity after tooth filling can occur in response to treatment. This can be temporary and usually goes away over time. If sensitivity persists or worsens, contact your dentist.

Children should go to the dentist at an early age, preferably from the age of one, or as soon as the first teeth emerge. Regular dental checkups are important for maintaining good oral health in children.

Children should visit the dentist at least twice a year for a check-up. This helps in early detection and treatment of dental problems.

If you are afraid of the dentist, it is important to still take your children to the dentist. Becoming familiar with the dental office at a young age can reduce fears and promote good oral health.

The best age to get braces varies depending on the child's individual needs and dental development. This is usually determined by the orthodontist during an orthodontic consultation.

Dental costs are partly reimbursed by the basic insurance for children up to the age of 18. This reimbursement does not apply to adults and they must take out additional dental insurance.

Additional dental insurance can cover dental costs that are not reimbursed by basic insurance, such as orthodontic treatments, crowns and bridges, and implants. Coverage and reimbursements vary by insurer and policy.