We understand that visiting with an endodontist might feel overwhelming, but we’re here to make your experience as comfortable and informative as possible. Our team is dedicated to making every patient feel welcomed, relaxed and informed so that they can make the best possible decisions for their oral health.
Your Visit: What to Expect
Dr. Chand will take time to neet you, evaluate your needs and discuss the most suitable treatment options. we want our patients to know what to expect when visiting with us for the first time. Plan for your first visit to last anywhere from 30 minutes to 1.5 hours. The length depends on whether we’re doing just a consultation or also beginning treatment. We’ll always let you know what to expect for your specific situation.What to Bring
To make your visit as smooth as possible, please bring:- Complete list of your current medications (including over-the-counter drugs and supplements)
- Any referral paperwork or X-rays from your general dentist
- Insurance information and cards
- A list of questions you might have about your treatment
Getting to Know You – Medical & Dental History Review
We’ll start by having a conversation about your oral health. Our team will ask you about:- Your current symptoms: tell us about any pain, swelling, or sensitivity you’re experiencing.
- Previous dental treatments: share your dental history so we can better understand your situation.
- Health conditions and medications: this knowledge helps us provide the safest and most effective care.
Gentle Clinical Examination
Dr. Chand will carefully examine the affected tooth and surrounding area. She will perform specific clinical tests that help us understand what’s happening with your tooth. Don’t worry – we’ll explain everything we’re doing and ensure you’re comfortable throughout the process.Advanced Imaging for Accurate Diagnosis
To get the clearest picture of your tooth’s condition, we use state-of-the-art imaging:- Digital X-rays: these provide detailed images with minimal radiation exposure.
- D CBCT scans: these give us a comprehensive three-dimensional view of your tooth and surrounding structures. We use this advanced technology for almost all cases and retreatments because it allows for the most accurate diagnosis possible.