Request an appointment

What to bring

A few documents help to understand your situation at the first visit. Nothing is required. Bring what you have, even if the papers are old or incomplete.

• Your recent dental X-rays or scans, if you have them, with the report that came with them.
• The list of medicines you take, with the doses. A photo of the boxes or of the prescription is enough.
• Any treatment in progress, with a doctor or another dentist, and your known allergies.
• Any quotes or treatment plans you were given before, here or elsewhere.
• If you use insurance or a mutual health plan, the documents it asks you for dental care.

How the first visit goes

The first visit is for understanding before deciding. The assessment does not commit you to any treatment.

If your last visit to a dentist was a long time ago, just say so. This is not a criticism. It is useful information.

• Listening. You explain why you are coming, what you feel and what you expect from the visit.
• The examination. Your teeth, gums and mouth are examined.
• The explanations. You are told what was found, in plain words, and you can ask your questions.
• The written plan. You receive a plan that sets out the possible options. When it is reasonable, not treating is one of the options.
• Time to decide. You can think it over, talk about it at home and come back with your questions before you choose.

How the practice confirms your appointment

The date you choose in the form is a request. The practice calls you back to confirm the time with you.

Check the number you leave. This is the number the practice calls back. If you miss the call, you can call the practice back.

You can also call the practice or write on WhatsApp. In your message, give your name, the date that suits you and the reason for your visit in one sentence.

The practice is at La Grande Résidence, avenue Mohamed V, Kénitra. The address, the opening hours and the directions links are on this page.

If you cannot come or your situation changes

Something can come up. If you cannot come, let the practice know by phone or on WhatsApp, and ask for another date.

If pain or swelling appears before the appointment, call the practice. You do not have to wait for the planned date to talk about it.

Also tell the practice if your health changes before the visit, for example a new medicine or a pregnancy.

On the phone, this information helps to understand what is happening.

• When the pain or swelling started.
• Where it is, upper or lower, right or left.
• The medicines taken for the pain, with the doses.
• Any fever, or difficulty opening your mouth or swallowing.