The dentist will conduct an intraoral examination using various dental instruments. This involves checking the teeth for decay, cracks, or any signs of structural damage. They will also assess the condition of existing dental restorations like …

The dentist begins by gathering information about the patient's dental and medical history. This includes asking about any previous dental treatments, allergies, medications, and any specific concerns the patient may have.

If necessary, the dentist may take dental X-rays or use other imaging techniques like intraoral cameras or 3D scanners to get a detailed view of the teeth, roots, and jawbone. These images help in identifying hidden dental issues such as cavities, …

The dentist assesses the patient's bite alignment and how the upper and lower teeth fit together. They look for any signs of malocclusion, TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorders, or teeth grinding habits.

A bespoke dental examination often includes an oral cancer screening. The dentist checks for any abnormal lumps, sores, or discolorations in the mouth, tongue, or throat. This screening is crucial for early detection and prompt treatment of any …

If the patient has cosmetic concerns, such as teeth discoloration, misalignment, or gaps, the dentist may evaluate their smile aesthetics and discuss treatment options for improving their smile.