New Patients
We're delighted to welcome you.
During your first visit, we want to take the time to get to know you, understand your concerns, and learn about your dental health. To ensure we can get started together at your scheduled appointment, please arrive at the practice approximately 15 minutes early.
This allows us to collect your personal information and medical history at a comfortable pace and take care of any administrative formalities before your appointment begins.
What to Bring to Your First Appointment
Please remember to bring:
Required Documents
- Your health insurance card (for statutory health insurance)
- Your identity card (for private health insurance)
- An up-to-date medication list or medication record (if you take medication regularly)
If Available
- Allergy record
- Implant record and X-ray record
- Dental bonus booklet
- Recent medical findings / treatment records
- Any existing dental appliances (night guards, retainers, bite splints)
- X-rays from the past two years
Don't Have Your X-Rays with You?
Don't have your X-rays available? No problem. Please feel free to let us know. If necessary, we can request them from your previous dental practice.
Complete Your Medical History Form at Home
You can download the medical history form here and fill it out at your convenience at home. Simply bring it with you to your first appointment.
Do You Also Have a Preventive Dental Care Appointment?
If so, feel free to bring the items you actually use at home for your oral hygiene—for example, your manual toothbrush, electric toothbrush including its brush head, dental floss, interdental brushes, or other oral care aids.
Together, we can review what is already working well, what suits your needs, and where small changes could make a difference.
You don't need to buy anything extra. We are primarily interested in the products you genuinely enjoy using regularly in your everyday routine.
What Happens After Your First Appointment?
We use your first appointment to assess your concerns together and determine the most appropriate next steps for you.
Some matters can be resolved quickly. Others may require more time, further diagnostic tests, discussions, or careful preparation before we proceed together.
The extent of this process always depends on your individual situation. Our priority is to avoid rushing into treatment and instead develop a solution together that is medically appropriate and suited to your needs in the long term.