We are always pleased to welcome new patients to our practice and we would be delighted to have you join us.
Here at Klassdental you will be met by our warm and friendly team whose aim is to ensure you have the best possible experience. Our practice ethos and attention to detail will allow you to receive the best advice and only the treatment you need, if you want it, and when you are ready for it. We will take the time to explain all your options, and make sure that you are not rushed into taking any uninformed decisions.
To register as a new patient, simply use our online booking tool. You can register and book a new patient appointment, all in a few simple steps.
Alternatively please call us on 01297 300 761,
As a new patient
at Klassdental, the first appointment we’d like to arrange for you is a New Patient Examination. This appointment will involve reviewing your Medical History Form, followed by X-rays (if necessary) and a thorough dental examination of the health of your gums, teeth and mouth. We will also take the time to get to know you and to discuss any treatment preferences and your short and long-term goals as regards to your dental status.
The appointment
will establish an initial diagnosis and a proposed treatment plan. If the situation is complex and a treatment plan cannot be offered straight away, or if further investigations are needed, we might need to offer a second appointment to present to you, explain and agree upon the treatment plan proposed.
We will make sure
that we are presenting all available and viable options for your particular situation, and will not rush you into taking any uninformed decisions. We will give you the opportunity to ask questions and express your concerns and we will listen to what you have to say.
Once a treatment plan
is agreed upon, a consent form will be produced so you can read it in your own time and sign the acceptance either on our clinipads or on your patient portal.
Our policy is that the payment for the treatment is taken in advance, to ensure your commitment to the proposed course of action.