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Frequently Asked Questions
Almost always, yes. Even something as specific as whitening or an implant consultation typically starts with an exam to confirm the rest of your mouth is healthy enough to proceed.
A checkup is the correct starting point either way. Your dentist will refer you to periodontics, orthodontics or another specific service if the exam points in that direction.
Yes this is common. Gum issues, decay and even cosmetic concerns often show up together, and a single visit can usually identify all of them.
Filling is used to treat a smaller area of tooth that needs to be repaired, while a crown is applied when the tooth requires a larger treatment surface or has had previous fillings.
A multi-specialty clinic can genuinely handle most of this under one roof, checkups, imaging, restorative work, and specialist referrals when needed, which tends to be more coordinated than piecing care together across separate providers who don't communicate with each other.
