Examination
Provide strength to compromised teeth
The most important appointment you should make with your dentist is an examination. At Kibworth Dental we really value preventative and minimally invasive dentistry.
Prevention is always better than cure and therefore regular examinations will really help to decrease the likelihood of dental problems occurring.
During your examination with us you will get a chance to speak to your dentist about any concerns or desires you may have. Your dentist will carefully listen to these and may ask you some questions regarding your oral hygiene before carrying out a clinical assessment.
They will check for any manifestations of dental problems outside of your mouth before carrying out a soft tissue and hard tissue check. The dentist will always carry out an oral cancer screening during your examination.
Some further records may also be taken during your appointment such as photographs and x-rays to help the dentist diagnose any problems and to help them communicate any findings back to you in a clear and effective way.
Treatment Length
15 Mins - 30 Mins
Recovery Time
None
Anaesthetic
Not required
Best Results
Ongoing
Frequently Asked Questions
We are often asked many questions associated with our treatment, and the questions listed below form a selection of the most frequently asked. If you have any questions which do not appear in this list, please contact us.
This does vary from patient to patient but we would usually recommend every six months.
Diet. reducing the frequency of sugar and acid intake in the diet is very important when it comes to reducing the risk of tooth decay. This means how often in the day you eat something sugary or acidic. Frequency rather than quantity.
Brushing regularly with fluoride toothpaste. We recommend brushing twice daily using the correct method, your dentist can help you with your brushing method. We also advise the use of a fluoride toothpaste to reduce the risk of tooth decay.
Using interdental cleaning aids. We would advise the correct use of floss or interdental brushes at least once a day to remove any debris from in between your teeth, to help to prevent gum problems occurring.
Let's begin your
treatment journey
To start your treatment follow the steps below.
1 - Book a consultation
Book your consultation using our online booking system. Pick a date and time that suits you best. If you have any questions, please call the practice. Click here to book online.
2 - Your appointment
On the day of your consultation, please arrive on time to your appointment. If you have any questions, these can be asked during the consultation.
Got a question?
Speak with one of our specialists directly using our online contact form.