New Patient Exam

A new patient exam is a full check of your teeth, gums and mouth, including an oral cancer screening and small X-rays where needed. It usually takes 15 to 20 minutes and gives us the full picture before recommending any treatment.

A dentist at TG's Dental Suite talking a patient through an intraoral photo on a tablet
Talking a patient through their scan at TG's Dental Suite.

What it is and who it's for

A new patient exam is a visual examination of your teeth, gums and mouth, plus an oral cancer screening, so we can see how healthy your mouth is and catch anything that needs attention early. It suits anyone joining TG’s Dental Suite for the first time, or returning after a break from dental care.

A dentist at TG's Dental Suite talking a patient through an intraoral photo on a tablet
Talking a patient through their scan at TG's Dental Suite.

How treatment works

  1. Examination

    We examine your teeth, gums and soft tissues for swelling, decay or other abnormalities, and carry out an oral cancer screening.

  2. X-rays, if needed

    Small X-rays check for anything not visible during the visual exam, such as decay between teeth or below the gumline.

  3. Your plan

    If treatment is recommended, we set out the options and an affordable way to get your mouth healthy.

What you can expect

  • Early detection of problems, before they need bigger treatment
  • A full picture of your oral and overall health
  • Small X-rays where needed, to check what a visual exam can’t show
  • A clear plan for any follow-up treatment, explained in plain language

Cost & finance

Guide prices for New Patient Exam
Treatment From Member price Notes
New patient consultation £90 Not discounted Includes small X-rays. Published guide price.
Routine examination (existing patient) £70 Included with membership Published guide price.

Common questions

How often should I have a check-up?

We recommend a dental check-up every 6 to 12 months so we can keep on top of your oral health, catch problems at the earliest signs, and treat them before they become more serious.

What happens during a check-up?

We examine your teeth, gums and soft tissues for any abnormalities, carry out an oral cancer screening, and take small X-rays if needed to check for anything not visible to the eye.

How long does a check-up take?

A routine dental check-up usually takes around 15 to 20 minutes.

Join us for your first exam

Book your new patient exam online in a couple of minutes, or call the practice to arrange your first visit.

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