Qualification consultation

Qualification consultation

The first step towards specialist diagnostics and choosing the optimal treatment procedures. During the visit, the doctor performs a detailed clinical examination, assessing the indications for the planned treatment.

The course of the qualification consultation at Malo Clinic

An initial qualifying consultation is of key importance for the precise determination of the anatomical conditions and needs of each patient.

The main objective of this visit is to conduct a fully personalised diagnosis. Based on the results obtained, the doctor develops a personalised treatment plan, including optimal surgical procedures and transparent pricing, which guarantees predictable and safe medical outcomes.

The consultation process at Malo Clinic is a fully professional diagnostic procedure. Each stage of the visit is carried out in compliance with the highest standards in order to provide the patient with complete clarity regarding the clinical condition of the oral cavity and the schedule of further medical procedures.

Course of the qualification consultation at Malo Clinic

Stages of the Qualification Consultation

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1

Registration at the clinic

Upon arrival for the qualification consultation, please proceed to the reception desk to complete the administrative formalities. Booking an appointment at Malo Clinic is possible directly at the clinic, by phone, or via the form on the website.

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2

Patient Care Coordinator Support

A dedicated Patient Care Coordinator will help you fill out your personal details and the medical history questionnaire, ensuring that the dentist has all the information necessary to perform a full assessment.

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3

Preparation for the visit

While waiting for your diagnostic visit, you can relax in our comfortable waiting areas equipped with TV, WiFi, and a selection of newspapers and magazines. You are free to move around the clinic premises.

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4

Digital Diagnostic Imaging

The visit includes taking a panoramic X-ray directly at our clinic. This allows the dentist to accurately assess the bone structures and teeth. If necessary, on-site diagnostics can be extended to include three-dimensional computed tomography (CBCT).

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5

Qualifying Consultation

During the visit, the dentist conducts a clinical examination, assesses the patient's general health, and discusses the goal of the treatment. Based on radiological diagnostics and a 3D digital intraoral scan, the doctor performs a precise analysis of the occlusal conditions, which allows for the visualisation of the current state of the teeth and the presentation of a simulation of the planned results.

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Comprehensive Treatment Plan

On the basis of the clinical examination and diagnostic imaging, the dentist develops an individual treatment plan. This document specifies the optimal treatment procedures, the schedule of appointments and a transparent cost estimate, taking into account the functional and aesthetic goals of the dental reconstruction.

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Clinical team

Clinical team

A team of qualified doctors, ensuring safe, individually tailored care and the highest level of comfort throughout the entire treatment process.

A team of qualified doctors, ensuring safe, individually tailored care and the highest level of comfort throughout the entire treatment process.

  • Matylda Zieleniewska

  • Dorota Jaczewska

    Dorota Jaczewska

  • Agata Cichocka-Niezgoda

    Agata Cichocka-Niezgoda

  • Barbara Jacyniewicz

  • Grażyna Zientarska Walisiak

    Grażyna Zientarska Walisiak

  • Sandra Sycik

  • Bartłomiej Śmigiel

  • Anna Plakhina

    Anna Plakhina

  • Katarzyna Piwko

    Katarzyna Piwko

  • Weronika Mielnik

    Weronika Mielnik

  • Elżbieta Karbowinik, DDS

    Elżbieta Karbowinik, DDS

  • Iwona Pitera, DDS

    Iwona Pitera, DDS

  • Katarzyna Babik, DDS

    Katarzyna Babik, DDS

  • Katarzyna Pindelska, DDS

    Katarzyna Pindelska, DDS

  • Joao Martins, DDS

    Joao Martins, DDS

  • Dr Izabela Rajca, DDS

    Dr Izabela Rajca, DDS

  • Anna Grabowska, DDS

    Anna Grabowska, DDS

  • Armando Lopes, DDS

    Armando Lopes, DDS

  • Matylda Zieleniewska

  • Dorota Jaczewska

    Dorota Jaczewska

  • Agata Cichocka-Niezgoda

    Agata Cichocka-Niezgoda

  • Barbara Jacyniewicz

  • Grażyna Zientarska Walisiak

    Grażyna Zientarska Walisiak

  • Sandra Sycik

  • Bartłomiej Śmigiel

  • Anna Plakhina

    Anna Plakhina

  • Katarzyna Piwko

    Katarzyna Piwko

  • Weronika Mielnik

    Weronika Mielnik

  • Elżbieta Karbowinik, DDS

    Elżbieta Karbowinik, DDS

  • Iwona Pitera, DDS

    Iwona Pitera, DDS

  • Katarzyna Babik, DDS

    Katarzyna Babik, DDS

  • Katarzyna Pindelska, DDS

    Katarzyna Pindelska, DDS

  • Joao Martins, DDS

    Joao Martins, DDS

  • Dr Izabela Rajca, DDS

    Dr Izabela Rajca, DDS

  • Anna Grabowska, DDS

    Anna Grabowska, DDS

  • Armando Lopes, DDS

    Armando Lopes, DDS

Frequently asked questions

1

What is a qualifying consultation?

A qualification consultation is an initial dental examination during which the dentist assesses the condition of the patient's oral cavity. Based on this, the appropriate procedures are selected and an individual treatment plan is created.

2

How long does the qualification consultation last?

A diagnostic visit usually lasts from 60 to 90 minutes. This time allows for full examinations to be performed and a detailed discussion of the planned dental procedures.

3

Is the follow-up visit painful?

No, this visit is completely painless and non-invasive. It only includes safe procedures: an oral examination, a digital panoramic X-ray, and a modern intraoral scan.

4

What are the costs associated with the visit?

The price of the visit depends on the scope of the required diagnostics. To obtain an exact cost estimate for the consultation and on-site examinations, we encourage you to contact the Malo Clinic directly by phone.

5

How should you prepare for a consultation visit?

For the first visit, it is advisable to bring current medical records (if the patient has any) and a list of regularly taken medications, which will help the doctor safely plan the treatments.

6

Is a consultation necessary before starting dental treatment?

Yes, a professional consultation is an essential step. It allows the doctor to make an accurate diagnosis and prepare a treatment plan tailored to the anatomy and needs of the patient.

7

What happens after the qualification consultation is completed?

After the examination, the patient receives a ready treatment plan along with a cost estimate. Convenient appointments can then be scheduled immediately at the clinic to begin the planned dental procedures.

8

Does Malo Clinic offer aftercare?

Yes, the clinic provides continuous care and follow-up visits to ensure the best possible and long-lasting results of the treatment carried out.

1

What is a qualifying consultation?

A qualification consultation is an initial dental examination during which the dentist assesses the condition of the patient's oral cavity. Based on this, the appropriate procedures are selected and an individual treatment plan is created.

2

How long does the qualification consultation last?

A diagnostic visit usually lasts from 60 to 90 minutes. This time allows for full examinations to be performed and a detailed discussion of the planned dental procedures.

3

Is the follow-up visit painful?

No, this visit is completely painless and non-invasive. It only includes safe procedures: an oral examination, a digital panoramic X-ray, and a modern intraoral scan.

4

What are the costs associated with the visit?

The price of the visit depends on the scope of the required diagnostics. To obtain an exact cost estimate for the consultation and on-site examinations, we encourage you to contact the Malo Clinic directly by phone.

5

How should you prepare for a consultation visit?

For the first visit, it is advisable to bring current medical records (if the patient has any) and a list of regularly taken medications, which will help the doctor safely plan the treatments.

6

Is a consultation necessary before starting dental treatment?

Yes, a professional consultation is an essential step. It allows the doctor to make an accurate diagnosis and prepare a treatment plan tailored to the anatomy and needs of the patient.

7

What happens after the qualification consultation is completed?

After the examination, the patient receives a ready treatment plan along with a cost estimate. Convenient appointments can then be scheduled immediately at the clinic to begin the planned dental procedures.

8

Does Malo Clinic offer aftercare?

Yes, the clinic provides continuous care and follow-up visits to ensure the best possible and long-lasting results of the treatment carried out.

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SWIFT: BIGBPLPW | Bank Millennium SA | ul. S. Żaryna 2A, 02-593 Warszawa | Poland

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MALO CLINIC SZCZECIN Bank account: PL 36 1160 2202 0000 0007 2348 1155

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