No. You can book an assessment yourself. If you have a regular dentist we will write to them afterwards so your records stay in one place, unless you would rather we did not.
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Not every call has to become an appointment. Plenty of people ring to ask whether implants are even relevant to their situation, and that is a reasonable use of a phone call.
Send a message
Tell us what is missing, how long it has been that way, and what you are hoping to get back. Or call, which is quicker if you want an answer today.
What happens next
Tell us what is missing and roughly how long ago. That alone shapes what the assessment needs to cover.
History, examination and a scan in one visit, with the fee quoted before you come in.
Every route that suits your case, including the cheaper ones and the option of doing nothing.
Stages, timeline and itemised figures in writing. No decision is asked for on the day.
Before you call
Referrals, fees, records and what to bring.
Patients
Rang not knowing whether implants were even relevant to me. Got a straight answer, not a sales pitch.
Wrote in the evening, heard back the next morning with the fee stated up front.
Took in the plan another practice had given me. They went through it line by line.
A tooth was on its way out and they fitted me in that week so the socket could be preserved.
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Whether implants are worth it for you, whether your bone will take them, or what a quote you already hold really covers. All of those are fair reasons to call.
Written treatment plans · Itemized fees · No obligation to proceed
