General Care

Check-up Appointments

Dental check-ups are necessary as soon as a person’s teeth start erupting in their mouth.






Regular dental examinations are a must for preventative dental care. Even with good oral hygiene you can still develop dental problems which you may not be able to see yourself. Regular 6-month checkups will mean any problems will be caught early by one of our experienced dentists.


  • How often should I go to the dentist?
  • At what age should my child start dental checkups?
  • How long does it take for a check up at the dentist?
  • What happens during a dental check-up?
  • How much is a check up fee at the dentist?
  • How often do you need to get your teeth cleaned with a hygienist?
How often should I go to the dentist?

Usually once every 6 months except in some special cases where more frequent visits to monitor a particular condition may be needed. In some cases you can delay for more than 6 months, You dentist is the best person to advice regarding this.

At what age should my child start dental checkups?

One can start a dental check up from as soon as first baby tooth erupts in their mouth or from the age of 6 months.

How long does it take for a check up at the dentist?

Usually ten to twenty minutes but it can vary based on the findings in the mouth.

What happens during a dental check-up?

This is the sequence of events which may happen at your dental practice:

  1. Welcome at reception: On arrival, we confirm your personal details and appointment time.
  2. Completing a medical history questionnaire
  3. Meeting your dentist
  4. Visual check- Extra oral and Intra oral
  5. Dental charting
  6. Periodontal probe
  7. Checking other areas of your mouth including cancer check
  8. X-rays/photographs
  9. Advice
How much is a check up fee at the dentist?

Fee varies depending on the type of private Dental Plan you are in and also the frequency of visits. Click on the fee page link for a fuller listing of individual treatments.

How often do you need to get your teeth cleaned with a hygienist?

Generally once in six months would be appropriate. Your dentist/hygienist would assess your requirement based on the gum conditions and if necessary would recommend more frequently.



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