FAQ

Most people benefit from regular dental check-ups, but the recommended frequency depends on your oral health and individual risk factors.

Professional cleaning is generally well tolerated. Some patients may experience temporary sensitivity, particularly when there is significant tartar buildup or gum inflammation.

No. Tooth pain can have several causes. A dental examination is necessary to determine whether a root canal is required.

No. Veneers are not appropriate for every patient. Your teeth, gums, bite, oral hygiene and expectations need to be evaluated before treatment.

Neither is universally better. The appropriate option depends on the type and complexity of tooth movement required.

Implant longevity varies between individuals and depends on factors such as oral hygiene, gum health, bite, maintenance and general health.

Yes. Children can develop cavities in both baby teeth and permanent teeth, which is why regular dental check-ups and preventive care are important.

Bleeding gums should not simply be ignored. They can be associated with plaque accumulation, gum inflammation and other dental problems. A dental examination can help identify the cause.