For your first appointment, you will need to fill out a medical questionnaire, so please arrive early for that.
When you arrive, first tell the receptionist your appointment time and name.
Please be sure to fill out the medical questionnaire accurately, including any medications you are taking and whether or not you are pregnant.
The medical questionnaire is very important.
Please fill it out carefully, especially about your body, as it is closely related to your mouth.
When you have completed the medical questionnaire, please hand it to the receptionist and wait until your name is called.
We make medical records at this time.
To the treatment room
When your name is called, you will be escorted to the treatment room.
We will talk about various topics such as your oral concept, the progress you have made so far, and your physical condition, and then we will look at your mouth.
People are embarrassed to have their mouths looked at.
I totally understand the feeling.
Dentists examine the mouths of people all day long, all year long, and all their lives.
And above all, dentists are professionals.
It is their job, and they treat everyone with pride.
So, please feel free to show us！
Also,
Some people worry, “I’m going to get angry that I left it until this happened.”
Although it may become difficult to treat, or it may take many times until the treatment is completed, or it may be difficult to make a treatment plan, you can rest assured that dentists will not be angry with you.
Those who are embarrassed by the fact that their toothbrush is not properly brushed and stained need not worry.
Toothbrushing is really difficult, so it is normal to have leftover stains.
Initial X-rays
Many dentists charge a little more for the first time because they take x-rays for the first time.At our clinic, we use 3D x-rays.The difference between a 3D image and a flat image Digital x-rays show the condition of the teeth and roots in a clear, two-dimensional flat image.A dental CT is a three-dimensional image that shows the condition of the teeth and jawbone, as well as the location of blood vessels, nerves, etc., allowing more precise examination and diagnosis than x-rays.
The first step is to explain the examination, diagnosis, treatment plan, and future schedule, and if the patient is in pain, to stop the pain.
If the patient is in pain, a procedure to stop the pain will be performed.
After the procedure is over, you will wait at the reception while the dentist fills out your chart and makes your bill.
After a while, your name will be called again and you will get your bill, receipt, etc. After that, you will make an appointment for the next time.
What if I make an appointment and it is not convenient for me?
What should I do if I have a dentist appointment but can’t make it due to an inconvenience?
Contact us as soon as your plans change. If you would like to make an appointment for another date and time, you can reschedule at this time.
How to cancel a reservation after it has been made
If your plans change and you are unable to go to the dentist on the date and time of your appointment, we ask that you call and cancel as soon as possible.
When you call, you must tell us the date and time of your appointment, your name, and the reason for your cancellation.
How to change the date and time of your appointment
When you call to cancel, you can also change your appointment. Please think of a few possible dates and times when you would like to change it.
If the affected area is painful, let them know that as well.
Contact us
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Dr Knox Kim is Invisalign’s Diamond Invisalign Provider and Invisalign’s only Clinical consultant/ Speaker among General dentists in Australia
Top 6th in the world in Invisalign International Gallery, Principal dentist at Sydney CBD and vice principal dentist at Tokyo, Finished over 1,500 Invisalign patients in both Sydney and Tokyo,
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