Service
Dental Consultation
Come with a question, a pain, or simply a wish to know where you stand. The visit is a conversation as much as an examination.
Overview
A consultation is how Dental Dew begins most care. Dr. Sonal listens to what bothers you, looks at the teeth and gums, and explains what she sees in ordinary language. You leave knowing what can wait and what should not.
Nothing is sold from the waiting room. If a filling, cleaning or orthodontic review is useful, that is discussed after the exam — not before.
Why this may be needed
People book a consultation for tooth pain, a long gap since the last check-up, a child’s first visit, or a second opinion on braces. It is also the right start if you only want a written plan.
What it can help with
- A clear picture of current dental health
- A written or spoken plan you can follow
- Time to ask about cost and timing before treatment
Signs to discuss
- Pain or sensitivity that keeps returning
- Bleeding gums
- A tooth that looks darker or chipped
- Interest in braces or aligners
A dentist must examine the tooth or bite before any diagnosis.
What to expect
You sit down, we take a history, then examine the mouth. X-rays are advised only when they change the decision. You hear the findings before anyone picks up a handpiece.
Aftercare
If no treatment is done that day, continue your usual brushing and come back if symptoms change. If a next visit is booked, we will say what to avoid eating beforehand.
Questions people ask
Do I need to prepare anything?
Bring any recent X-rays or a list of medicines. Arrive a few minutes early so the visit is not rushed.
Will treatment happen on the same day?
Sometimes a simple cleaning or small filling can. Many plans need a second visit. You will be told before anything starts.
Book Appointment
Share the patient’s name, age and a preferred date. We will take it from there.
Book Appointment