Dentists Perth

Patient Resources

Everything you need to know for your dental care journey

Before Your Visit

Prepare for your dental appointment with our comprehensive checklist.

  • • What to bring
  • • Medical history forms
  • • Insurance information
  • • Questions to ask
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Understanding Procedures

Learn about common dental procedures and what to expect.

  • • Routine cleanings
  • • Fillings & crowns
  • • Root canals
  • • Tooth extractions
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After Care Instructions

Proper care after dental procedures ensures quick recovery.

  • • Post-procedure care
  • • Pain management
  • • Diet recommendations
  • • When to call your dentist
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Downloadable Resources

New Patient Forms

Complete before your first visit

Medical History Form

Important health information

Insurance Guide

Understanding dental coverage

Oral Health Tips

Daily care recommendations

Before Your Visit

What to Bring to Your Appointment

Essential Items

  • Valid photo ID (driver's license or passport)
  • Health insurance card and any dental insurance information
  • List of current medications
  • Previous dental records or X-rays (if available)

Helpful Information

  • Medical history and allergies
  • Emergency contact information
  • List of questions or concerns
  • Referral letter (if applicable)

First Visit Tips

  • • Arrive 15 minutes early to complete paperwork
  • • Avoid heavy meals before your appointment
  • • Brush and floss before your visit
  • • Wear comfortable clothing
  • • Inform staff of any anxiety or special needs

After Care Instructions

General Post-Procedure Care

First 24 Hours

  • • Rest and avoid strenuous activities
  • • Apply ice packs to reduce swelling
  • • Take prescribed medications as directed
  • • Stick to soft foods and liquids

Oral Hygiene

  • • Gentle brushing around treated area
  • • Use saltwater rinses as recommended
  • • Avoid mouthwash with alcohol
  • • Continue regular flossing carefully

When to Contact Your Dentist

Severe Pain

Pain that worsens or doesn't respond to medication

Excessive Bleeding

Bleeding that continues after 24 hours

Signs of Infection

Fever, swelling, or unusual discharge

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