Talk about your goals
Share your priorities, relevant history and the questions you want time to discuss.
Enamel · 14 — dental practice
Build a treatment quote,
before you book.
— An estimate, not a binding price. Confirmed in person after Dr Patel sees the teeth.
01Reason
02Teeth
03Comfort
04Treatments
05Insurance
06Send
— STEP 01 / 06
What brings you in?
— Pick one. We'll write the rest of the questions around it.
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Routine check-up
A six-monthly clean and exam. Most patients land here.
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Cosmetic treatment
Whitening, veneers, alignment, minor straightening.
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Restorative work
Fillings, crowns, root canal, implants.
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Pain or emergency
Same-day appointment if seen before 10:00.
— STEP 02 / 06
Which teeth?
— Tap any tooth you'd like Dr Patel to look at. Skip if it's a routine clean.
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teeth · selected for review
— upper arch · right (8) | left (8)
— lower arch · right (8) | left (8)
— Any discomfort?
— STEP 03 / 06
How would you like to feel?
— Comfort options determine the chair, the staff in the room, and the sedation.
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Standard chair
Local anaesthetic where needed. Two staff in the room. The default.
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Nervous-patient chair
Slower pace, headphones, blanket. Two extra minutes between each step. +£40.
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IV sedation
Light conscious sedation by anaesthetist. Awake, calm, drowsy. +£380.
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General anaesthetic
For long procedures or paediatric. Booked via Bupa Cromwell. +£980.
— STEP 04 / 06
Choose treatments.
— Add what you'd like. Two of these are included in the routine fee already.
— Hygiene & check
— Restorative
— Cosmetic
— STEP 05 / 06
The practical bits.
— Insurance, preferred date, anything else we should know.
— Sensitivities (we'll plan around)
— STEP 06 / 06
Send it.
— A receptionist reads each request within 4 working hours.
— Sent.
Your quote is in the system. The reception team will call within 4 hours to confirm a chair and date with Dr Patel.
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A closer look / Enamel
A clear plan before the first visit.
Share your concerns and questions; a clinical assessment confirms any treatment plan.
Explore your optionsYour first step
Start with what matters to you.
Understand the options
Review suitability, practical requirements and expectations with an appropriately qualified professional.
Choose a sustainable rhythm
Agree clear next steps and a schedule that fits your needs and daily life.
Good to knowA few things
A few things
you might ask.
What should I bring to an initial appointment?
Bring relevant history, current medicines where applicable and a list of questions. Confirm any specific preparation with the provider.
Can I ask questions before committing?
Use the first conversation to understand the options, fees and whether the service is suitable for your individual needs.
Are website estimates or descriptions personalised advice?
No. Individual recommendations and final treatment or training plans require an appropriate assessment by the provider.
The next step
Explore your options.
Share your concerns and questions; a clinical assessment confirms any treatment plan.