Question 1

Do I need a referral to book a consultation?

Accepted Answer

No. You can book directly by phone, WhatsApp or the contact form. If you are being referred by another dentist, bring any radiographs or notes they have provided.

Question 2

How long is a first consultation?

Accepted Answer

Allow 45 minutes. This covers medical history, examination, any imaging needed, and a discussion of your options with written costs.

Question 3

Do you treat anxious patients?

Accepted Answer

Yes, routinely. We can schedule longer, unhurried appointments, use topical anaesthetic before injections, and arrange oral or IV sedation for longer procedures.

Question 4

Is there parking at the clinic?

Accepted Answer

Yes, on-site parking is available for patients, and the clinic entrance is step-free.

Question 5

Should I stop my regular medication?

Accepted Answer

Never stop prescribed medication without instruction. Tell us about blood thinners, diabetes medication, bisphosphonates and immunosuppressants — we will coordinate with your physician if a change is needed.

Question 6

Can I eat before surgery?

Accepted Answer

For local anaesthesia, eat a normal light meal beforehand. For IV sedation or general anaesthesia, fast for six hours as instructed by the surgical team.

Question 7

Should I arrange transport home?

Accepted Answer

For sedation cases, yes — you must be accompanied and cannot drive for 24 hours. Routine local anaesthetic procedures need no escort.

Question 8

What should I bring?

Accepted Answer

Photo ID, your medication list, previous radiographs, and any insurance or corporate coverage documents.

Question 9

How do I control swelling?

Accepted Answer

Apply a cold compress for 15 minutes on and 15 minutes off for the first 24 hours, keep your head elevated when resting, and take prescribed anti-inflammatories on schedule rather than waiting for pain.

Question 10

When can I brush the area?

Accepted Answer

Brush the rest of your mouth normally from day one. Avoid the surgical site for 24 hours, then clean gently with a soft brush and the prescribed rinse.

Question 11

What should I eat?

Accepted Answer

Cool, soft foods for the first 48 hours. Avoid hot liquids, straws, spicy food and smoking, all of which disturb clot formation.

Question 12

When should I call the clinic?

Accepted Answer

Call immediately for bleeding that does not settle with 20 minutes of firm gauze pressure, worsening pain after day three, fever, or numbness that persists beyond the expected anaesthetic window.

Question 13

How is treatment priced?

Accepted Answer

Every plan is quoted in writing before treatment starts, itemised by procedure. Surgical estimates include follow-up reviews.

Question 14

Do you offer instalments?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Larger implant and full-arch cases can be split into staged payments aligned with treatment milestones.

Question 15

Do you accept insurance or corporate coverage?

Accepted Answer

We accept most corporate dental schemes and can provide itemised invoices and clinical notes for reimbursement claims.

Question 16

What payment methods are accepted?

Accepted Answer

Cash, cards, bKash and bank transfer.

Everything you would rather know beforehand

Six steps, start to finish

Booking & pre-visit call

Arrival & medical history

Conversation first

Examination & imaging

Findings on screen

Written plan & costs

Questions, by category

General

Before Your Procedure

After Your Procedure

Payment & Insurance

Printable post-procedure instructions

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