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How To Determine If Your Cosmetic Dentist is Right For You
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: 31 January 2008 14:59 |
The best cosmetic dentist for you is the one that you feelthat you have confidence in and whose taste you can trust.If a cosmetic dentist does not seem to be listening to youor answering your questions then that may be your firstclue that he or she is not right for you. Remember that youare paying this dentist a lot of money to perform a servicefor you so there is no reason for you to be subjected toany type of sales pitch, personal criticism or non-conclusive answers to your questions (especially about thecost of the procedure!) As in any situation, trust yourwhat your gut is telling you and don\t fall into a state ofwishful thinking! Apart from having the innate sense that you can trust thecosmetic dentist, he or she should also be able tothoroughly answer the following questions in a clear,concise and thorough manner. Keep in mind that as manycosmetic dentists are very wealthy, they will often book aconsultation with a man or woman that has been trained as aprofessional to answer your questions.What cosmetic dentistry do you recommend to make mysmile more attractive and why?How much can I expect to pay for this procedure (s)?Do you offer financing or must it all be paid upfront?What is the rate of interest on your financing plan?Do you invest in your continuing education and if sowhat seminars or courses have you recently attended?How many times have you performed this dental procedureyou are recommending for me?What complications can I expect from the operation?What is the worst case scenario that any of yourpatients have endured as a result of this procedure?In your practice, what is the most common complicationof this aesthetic procedure?Does the procedure require an anesthesia? If so do youuse a certified anesthesiologist or a nurse anesthetist(CRNA)?What type of anesthetic or anesthesia is required forthe procedure - twilight or full anesthesia? What medications must I stop taking prior to surgery?How long is the average recovery time for this procedure?How will any bruising, bleeding, swelling orinflammation be treated?Will I have to take antibiotics after or before theprocedures?Will there be pain afterwards?What type of painkillers or medications will I beprescribed for pain?Are any of these medications dangerous or addictive? What are the side effects of these medications?How soon after this procedure can I resume eating?If the work fails in anyway will you redo the work at noextra expense? If not what is the expense?Are postoperative visits free or is there a charge forthem?It is also a good idea to bring someone else along withyou on your consult so that they can also help you assessthe situation and keep you grounded in reality. Rememberthat like many artists, cosmetic dentists are in thebusiness of making your dreams a reality, but make sure youcan afford this transformation before you proceed! *******(c) 2005 Kelly Altodona - All Rights ReservedKelly Altodona is a cosmetic surgery freelance author.http://www.CosmeticSurgeryLinks.com*******
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