Oral Diagnosis and Comprehensive Examination

The Beginning of a Healthy Smile: Detailed Diagnosis and Personalized Roadmap

Oral Diagnosis and Comprehensive Examination is the most critical stage that forms the foundation of all dental treatments. A detailed examination is performed to accurately determine all health problems, aesthetic issues, and potential risks in the oral cavity and surrounding tissues. This stage not only addresses existing complaints but also identifies potential future problems in advance, allowing for the creation of a personalized, long-term, and most effective treatment plan.

Why is a Comprehensive Examination Necessary?

Routine check-ups and a comprehensive examination are vital for your oral and general body health:

• Early Diagnosis: Detection of serious diseases such as dental caries, gum diseases, and especially early-stage oral cancer at their onset.
• Holistic Perspective: A comprehensive health assessment is performed by examining not only the teeth but also the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), salivary glands, lymph nodes, and intraoral soft tissues.
• Personalized Planning: Before starting treatment, the most suitable treatment options are determined by considering the patient's entire health history, expectations, and financial situation.
• Uncovering Hidden Problems: Conditions such as infections or cysts that are not visible to the eye or do not cause pain are detected with radiological imaging.

How Does the Examination Process Proceed?

The comprehensive diagnostic process in our clinic consists of transparent and detailed steps:

1. Medical and Dental Anamnesis (History Taking): Detailed information is collected about the patient's general health status, medications, allergies, and dental complaints.
2. Clinical Examination: The teeth, gums, tongue, cheeks, palate, and jaw joint are examined in detail visually and manually.
3. Radiological Imaging: Panoramic X-rays or Volumetric Tomography (CBCT, if necessary) are taken to visualize the condition of the structures inside and around the mouth.
4. Diagnosis and Evaluation: A definitive diagnosis is established by combining all obtained data (clinical findings and radiographs).
5. Presentation of the Treatment Plan: Based on the diagnosis, different treatment alternatives, durations, and costs are clearly presented to the patient, and a joint decision is made.

Make a professional start to make the right decisions about your oral and dental health. Book your Comprehensive Oral Diagnosis appointment now to step into a healthy and safe treatment process.