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General & preventive

Dental exams & check-ups in Mount Forest

Regular check-ups catch small problems early, when they're simplest to treat, and keep your whole family's smiles healthy.

Why it matters

Small check-ups prevent big problems.

A regular check-up is the simplest way to keep your teeth and gums healthy. Your dentist looks for early signs of decay, gum disease and other concerns, when they're easiest and most affordable to treat.

It's also a chance to ask questions, talk through any changes you've noticed, and get practical advice for caring for your smile between visits.

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Your visit

What happens at a check-up

01

Your health history

We review your medical history and medications, and ask about any concerns you'd like to talk through.

02

A careful exam

Your dentist checks your teeth, gums, bite and any existing fillings or crowns, and screens for signs of oral cancer.

03

X-rays, if needed

X-rays help spot problems between teeth and below the gumline. We only take them when they're needed.

04

A clear plan

We explain what we found, answer your questions and recommend next steps, with no pressure.

FAQ

Common questions

Have a question we haven't answered here? Get in touch and our team will be happy to help.

How often should I have a dental exam?

Many people benefit from a check-up every six months, but the right interval depends on your oral health. Your dentist will recommend a schedule that suits you.

How long does a check-up take?

Most check-ups take less than an hour, including a cleaning. A first visit can take a little longer while we get to know your history.

Do I need x-rays at every visit?

No. X-rays are taken only when they're needed, based on your age, risk factors and dental history.

Are check-ups covered by dental insurance?

Most dental plans include regular exams, but coverage varies. Check your plan for details, and our team can help with any questions.

What should I bring to my first visit?

Bring your dental insurance details, a list of any medications you take, and any recent x-rays or records from a previous dentist if you have them.

Related services

More ways to keep your smile healthy

Professional cleaning

Remove plaque and tartar that brushing and flossing can't reach.

Fluoride & sealants

Extra protection against cavities, especially for kids' back teeth.

Night guards

A custom guard to protect your teeth from grinding and clenching.