Comprehensive examination & evaluation: This is like a thorough check-up for your teeth and mouth. The dentist looks at everything carefully to understand what needs to be fixed or improved.

X-rays: These are special pictures taken to see things like cavities or problems with the roots of your teeth. They help the dentist understand what’s going on inside your mouth.

Treatment plan: After checking everything, the dentist makes a plan for what needs to be done. It’s like a roadmap that shows which treatments are needed and in what order.

Additional pre-op analysis for specific services:

• Endodontics: Checking how healthy the inside of your teeth is by doing some tests or using special imaging.

• Restorative Dentistry: Examining the structure of your teeth to figure out the best way to fix them, sometimes by doing tests or making models.

Pre-Procedural Instructions: These are things you need to do before your treatment. It could be following certain rules about eating or taking care of your teeth in a special way.

Medication and Pain Management: The dentist talks to you about how they’ll make sure you’re not in pain during or after the treatment. They might give you some medicine to help with that.

Oral Hygiene: This means keeping your mouth clean and healthy by brushing and flossing. It’s important before treatment to prevent any problems.

Anxiety Management: If you’re worried or scared about the treatment, the dentist can help you relax. They might use different techniques or talk to you to make you feel more comfortable.