A complete dental check-up: two hours for the whole patient.
The complete dental check-up at Well Clinic Odontologia, in São Paulo, lasts two hours: conversation and health history, review of your recent test results, a 3D scan of the arch, photographic records, discussion of the case with the interdisciplinary team, and presentation of the treatment plan, before any decision. It can be conducted in English.
2-hour systemic first consultation
What happens in the two hours.
One step at a time. Nothing is improvised and nothing is generic.
Conversation and history
An opening conversation about what brought you here, health history, complaints, goals. It is not a form: it is a living room.
Tests and scanning
Your recent blood test results read through the lens of systemic dentistry, and a 3D digital scan of the arch: no paste, no discomfort. Clinical photography as well.
Discussion with the team
Your case is discussed by the interdisciplinary team rather than decided by one person alone.
Your plan, before deciding
The complete treatment plan is presented to you, with the stages, before any decision.
Why two hours and not twenty minutes.
- Because a rushed diagnosis is the most expensive thing in dentistry
- Because teeth, bite, habits, and overall health only make sense read together
- Because the plan is presented before any decision, not after treatment starts
- See the two paths on the first visit page
What patients ask us.
What should I bring to the check-up?
Recent blood test results, if you have them, and any imaging you already have. They are read as part of the evaluation.
Does the check-up include treatment?
No. It is an evaluation. The complete treatment plan is presented afterwards, before any decision.
Do I need a check-up if nothing hurts?
The absence of pain does not mean the absence of a problem. The check-up exists to read the whole picture before pain arrives.
Can the check-up be done in English?
Yes. The consultation and the plan presentation can be conducted in English.
The first consultation reads the whole case.
Two hours evaluating teeth, bite, habits, and overall health, in English if you prefer, before any plan is proposed.