F.A.Q.
General Dental Treatments
Your questions before and after treatment.
How many visits does a dental filling require?
At our clinic, a dental filling is completed in a single visit. The procedure time varies with the size of the cavity or filling.
How many visits does root canal treatment require?
The number of visits and procedure time for root canal treatment depend on the condition of the tooth. More than one visit may be needed.
Are the examination and panoramic X-ray charged?
Examination and any necessary panoramic X-ray are free for patients aged 4 and over. We also examine children under 4; examinations for this age group are charged.
How can I book an appointment?
You can book an appointment by phone or WhatsApp.
Is treatment and pricing information provided after the examination?
A treatment plan and pricing information are provided after the examination.
Can I have tooth decay without pain?
Yes. Decay may cause no symptoms at first. An examination helps identify problems early.
Do I need a filling or root canal treatment?
The depth of decay, the condition of the tissues inside the tooth and examination findings are assessed together. Not every deep cavity requires the same treatment.
Can sensitivity occur after a filling?
Sensitivity may occur for a while. Contact the clinic for pain that increases, lasts a long time or occurs when biting.
How many appointments are needed?
This varies with the number of procedures and the condition of the teeth. The appointment schedule is determined after the examination.
Is root canal treatment painful?
The procedure is usually performed under local anesthesia. Temporary sensitivity may occur after treatment. Speak with your dentist if pain persists or increases.
Does a tooth need a crown after root canal treatment?
The remaining tooth tissue and chewing forces are assessed. A crown may be recommended for some teeth to reduce the risk of fracture.
This content is for general information. A definitive diagnosis, treatment plan, duration and cost are determined after a clinical examination and any necessary tests.
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