The new patient experience at Spa Dental Sydney CBD

Visiting the dentist in Sydney CBD is vital for your oral health. Even if you feel like your teeth are ok right now, there could be underlying issues that need attention. Even patients with healthy teeth can usually benefit from extra cleaning and polishing to make sure that they stay that way. When all that is taken care of, you can consider some of our cosmetic procedures to enhance the appearance of your smile.

If you have never visited Spa Dental Sydney CBD before, your first appointment will be a little longer and more thorough. This is because we are gathering the kind of data we need to find out about your baseline dental health. If this seems like a daunting prospect, you can always start by emailing us a selfie or booking a 15-minute Skype call. We’d be happy to talk to you about your needs and anything we can do to help with your anxiety around visiting.

Outside

When you first sit down, your dentist in Sydney CBD will already be checking your face and neck. They may ask you about any muscular issues around the face. Some people don’t realise that dental issues can have far-reaching consequences for the face, neck and even upper back. Our whole body works together perfectly when we are well, and our issues can affect unexpected areas when we are not.

Inside

Once your dentist in Sydney CBD starts to do the internal, oral examination, they will check your teeth, gums, tongue and the inside of your mouth. They will also check your bite pattern and other aspects related to the positions of your teeth. If you prefer, they can talk you through everything they are doing as they go along.

Extras

Your dentist in Sydney CBD can talk to you about oral health care, dietary choices and the aesthetics of your smile. You can ask any questions about any aspect of your oral health.

Scans

Part of our data gathering involves x-rays, scans and photographs. They can be used to make treatment recommendations, or they can be used as a basis for comparison at future appointments. These records are kept confidentially, and you can have access to them at any time.

All treatment carries risks. Individual consultation is required with one of our practitioners to ensure that the treatment is right for you.