Booking a dentist appointment
For new patients, please find our Pearl Portal by clicking here. When you have accessed the URL, please click the button: Register
For our registered patients, did you know you can access your Account at Vere Dental via our Pearl Portal? You can easily schedule your appointments online by clicking here!
If you have any enquiries about your teeth and gum health but are not ready to book yet, please leave us a message below. Alternatively, call us on 02045056446.
More information can be found by scrolling down this page.
Are you looking for a new dentist or dental hygienist, or you might be looking for some specialty treatments like oral surgery, implants, pain in your face and jaws, aesthetic treatments, we at Vere Dental might be able to help you!
A short summary of the services we offer as well as all links within our website able to answer some of your questions can be found below.
If you are ready to register with us, please find the online registration by clicking here.
You might want some help and information to register with us, don't hesitate to call us on: 02045056446
Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions below!
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Address:
Vere Dental - 1B Palmer Road, Block L, London, SW11 4FZ
Phone number
02045056446
Email address:
reception@veredental.co.uk
Who will be my dentist and my dental hygienist?
Our team consists of highly qualified and motivated professionals, who are all experts in their field.
We encourage you to ask questions and to feel reassured in every step of your oral and facial care.
For a more in depth introduction of our members of staff, please, click here.
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Dental examinations with the dentist at Vere Dental
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What should you expect?
What is a new patient examination?
We make a difference between new patients- and our regular patients' examinations.
It is important to note that we don’t only check your teeth but your full oral health, including the skin around your mouth, your jaw joints, and your soft tissues.
A new patient examination means that Vere Dental does not have recent records of your orofacial (mouth and face) information.
This can mean 2 things:
1. It is your first visit to Vere Dental.
2. Or you have missed your regular check-up and have not been seen by any of our dentists for a check-up in the past 18 months.
What will happen during a new patient exam?
We need to take or renew all your records. Vere Dental will do this by taking the following information:
Clinical photos if needed from your teeth and/or face. This can show cavities, skin issues, and can indicate many more matters that we might want to address or prevent.
Intraoral X-rays: They will take 2 X-rays called bite wings included in the price of this examination. If extra or different X-rays are needed, your dentist will inform you why they are needed and if any extra costs will be added.
Please inform your dentist when you are pregnant or if there are any other reasons why X-rays cannot be taken.
What happens during a regular patient examination?
What is a registered patient?
A patient is registered if they have been for an examination in the past 18 months.
Since we have all your records, we tailor your examination more specifically toward your needs. All the above will still be checked but you might not necessarily need x-rays or in-depth investigation of your skin as that might not be what your health needs.
If x-rays are needed, your dentist will inform you of the reason and the additional cost.
What happens after the examination?
During your appointment, we will discuss the results of your examination. If any abnormalities require treatment, you will be given all the options with advice, so you have all the correct information to make the best decision for your health.
A quote will be made and given to you. This quote is called a treatment plan that will have to be signed, so we are sure you understand all the needed procedures and appointments.
When a treatment plan is extensive with multidisciplinary aspects, we will need time to plan, calculate, and measure all the needed treatments.
Further diagnostics might be needed.
Do not worry, your dentist will explain this to you and give you a time frame for when the treatment plan can be ready.
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