Dental Examination & Treatment Plan

A first appointment in which the dentist examines your teeth and gums, reviews any concerns and prepares a written treatment plan. On-site imaging — single-tooth X-rays, panoramic radiographs and CBCT 3D scans — can be added when a fuller picture is needed, for example before implants, root canals or complex prosthetic work. The plan sets out which treatments are recommended, in what order, and what they cost, so you can make decisions with clear information.

A dental examination at Stomatologia na Malarzy is the recommended starting point for new patients and for anyone who has not been seen recently. The dentist checks each tooth, the surrounding gums and soft tissues and your existing fillings, crowns or other restorations, and discusses your history and any symptoms such as sensitivity, pain or bleeding gums. Where useful, on-site imaging is added: a single intraoral radiograph for a specific tooth, a panoramic X-ray for an overview of all teeth and the jaws, or a cone-beam CT (CBCT) scan that produces a three-dimensional image used for planning implants, assessing impacted teeth or investigating root anatomy before endodontic treatment. The outcome of the visit is a written treatment plan that prioritises any problems found and sets out the recommended sequence of treatment together with clear pricing, so you can plan around your schedule and budget. Catching issues such as early decay, cracked fillings or gum inflammation at this stage may support simpler, less costly treatment later, and a thorough plan is particularly helpful for patients travelling from elsewhere in the region who want to organise several procedures into a small number of visits. The dentist also explains which findings need attention soon and which can be monitored, and answers questions about options before any treatment begins.