Cabinet Dentaire Meyrin

What happens at a first appointment

Many people put off an appointment because they do not know what to expect. Here is the visit, step by step, from booking to decision. Nothing is decided for you.

  1. Booking

    Online or by phone

    Book in the online diary at any hour, or call the practice Monday to Friday, 8am to 6.30pm. You do not need to know the name of the treatment, just say what brings you and the team directs you to the right person.

  2. Arrival

    First floor, no steps

    The practice is at Place de la Diversité 1 in Meyrin, on the first floor of a building with no steps to climb. The « Meyrin, Hôpital de la Tour » stop is next door, and the Parking des Sports sits under the building.

  3. What to bring

    What really helps

    An identity document, the list of your medicines if you take any, your recent X-rays if you have some, and the name of your supplementary dental insurance if you hold one. If you have none of these, come anyway.

  4. First conversation

    We start by listening

    The practitioner asks what brings you, since when, and what you have already noticed. Your medical history and any worries are part of the conversation, because they change how the appointment is run.

  5. Examination

    Teeth, gums, restorations

    The practitioner examines the teeth, old restorations, gums, deposits and, when it concerns your situation, how the teeth meet. A check-up can spot a change before it causes discomfort.

  6. X-rays

    Only when they are useful

    X-rays are not systematic. They are suggested when they show something the examination alone cannot see, for instance between two teeth or under an old repair. The reason for the image is explained to you.

  7. Diagnosis

    What was found

    The practitioner tells you what was observed, what is fine and what needs care or monitoring. The conclusion can also be that no treatment is needed, and that is a result like any other.

  8. Explanation

    In plain words

    Every observation is explained before any procedure is proposed. If a term is unclear, ask, the answer is part of the appointment.

  9. Treatment options

    When several solutions exist

    When a treatment can be done in several ways, each option is presented with its steps, duration, limits and follow-up. You do not have to choose on the spot.

  10. Estimate

    Before you commit

    When a treatment is proposed, you can ask for a written estimate before starting. It lists the planned procedures and gives you time to decide.

  11. Next steps

    You decide

    Depending on the case, the appointment ends with no treatment, with monitoring, with a hygiene appointment or with a treatment to plan. What comes next is set with you, never for you.

You can ask for a pause, an explanation or time to think at any moment.

A worry can be mentioned on the phone or on arrival, with no need to justify it. The appointment goes at your pace, and a first check-up can very well end with no treatment at all.

Need an appointment?

Book online at any hour or call during opening hours. You do not need to know the name of the treatment, just say what brings you.

Book online Call 022 320 19 19

Monday to Friday, 8am to 6.30pm