Repair a tooth
Understand what your clinician has found and the options they recommend discussing.
Understand the options for teeth that need support, with clear explanations and a plan that makes sense to you.
Request an appointment
PATIENT-FIRST. ALWAYS.Restorative care includes approaches such as fillings, crowns and bridges. The appropriate option depends on an examination and the individual tooth or teeth involved. Your clinician can explain the purpose of a proposed treatment, relevant alternatives and what ongoing care may involve.
Bring the questions that matter to you. Ask what your clinician recommends, why they recommend it and what other approaches could be considered. You should have the opportunity to understand the plan before making a decision.
Understand what your clinician has found and the options they recommend discussing.
Ask about ways to address missing teeth and the practical implications of each.
Discuss review visits, maintenance and what to do if you have concerns.
Every care plan starts with understanding the person behind the appointment.
Share your priorities, questions and previous dental experiences.
Your clinician reviews your individual circumstances and explains any findings.
Explore suitable options, alternatives, costs and practical considerations.
Take time to review the plan and agree the appropriate next step.
Use these prompts to begin a conversation with your own treating professional.
Ask your clinician to explain their findings and why an option is being recommended for you.
Yes. A useful discussion includes appropriate alternatives, likely costs and the option of not proceeding.
Ask for a written plan and clear pricing before agreeing to treatment. The prices on this website are examples only.
Further patient reading: NHS patient information ↗. Sample copy should be reviewed by the clinic before real-world use.
Explore a four-step appointment request. You can indicate this treatment as your area of interest.