Consider a change
A little more clarity.
Before a change.
Alignment is a considered decision. Explore the assessment, alternatives and day-to-day commitment before deciding whether a proposed approach feels right for you.
Plan your visit
A plan should fit more than a picture.
Ask how an alignment recommendation relates to your needs and what participation, monitoring and ongoing care would involve. Suitability and outcomes cannot be established through a general website.
- The assessment
- Ask what information is needed and what the clinician is assessing.
- Alternatives and responsibilities
- Discuss other approaches and the practical responsibilities associated with a proposed plan.
- Beyond the first step
- Ask about reviews, costs, limitations and what ongoing care may involve.
Understanding, one step at a time.
- 01
Talk it through.
Begin with your priorities, questions and what would help you feel informed.
- 02
See the options.
Ask about the reasons, alternatives and limitations of a proposed approach.
- 03
Make room to decide.
Understand the commitment and costs, then consider the next step.
Questions worth asking.
Would clear aligners be appropriate for me?
A qualified dental professional needs to assess that individually and explain any suitable alternatives.
Can I see a guaranteed result or time frame?
No. This concept does not predict a result or publish treatment durations. Discuss realistic expectations with a clinician.
A first question
is enough.
You don't need to arrive with all the answers. Give your next conversation a place to begin.
Plan your visit Understand the fees conversation