What you can prepare and discuss
- Bring an up-to-date list of medicines, relevant medical conditions, allergies, and previous dental treatment; mention smoking or other factors that could affect planning.
- Ask what records or imaging are needed, whether a temporary or final restoration is being discussed, and how the proposed option compares with removable dentures or other implant-supported approaches.
- Request a written estimate that separates implants, restorations, any preparatory procedures, imaging, follow-up, and maintenance; confirm that timing, anaesthesia, materials, and fees depend on clinical assessment.
