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What Happens to Your Records After Treatment

The clinical record generated during treatment has value beyond the practice that produced it, particularly for patients whose subsequent care will occur elsewhere.

Medical History: Why We Ask About Every Medication

The medical history questionnaire is frequently completed hurriedly and regarded as administrative. Several classes of medication materially alter surgical planning, and omissions are not without…

Questions Worth Asking on Your First Video Call

The initial remote consultation determines whether treatment abroad is appropriate for a given patient, and its value depends substantially on the questions the patient brings to it.

Reading Before-and-After Photos Critically

Before-and-after galleries are the main thing patients judge a clinic on, and they are among the easiest things in dentistry to make misleading without technically lying.

Who Actually Performs Your Surgery? Ask Before You Book

In larger practices, the clinician conducting the initial consultation is frequently not the clinician performing the surgery. This is a normal division of labour, and the patient is nonetheless…