Dr. Olivia Hart is dedicated to a meticulous approach to oral health grounded in biological dental care. For new patients, she prioritizes precision and comfort by adhering to the Slow Dentistry model, which focuses on thoroughness rather than speed.
Her effective diagnosis and treatment planning method involves an extensive review and analysis, which is crucial for long-term care and healing. To ensure that each patient receives personalized care, Dr. Hart established a three-phase examination process comprising two office visits. This process addresses symptoms and tackles the root causes of dental issues, emphasizing the connection between oral health and overall wellness.
The Three-Phased Comprehensive Examination with Two Office Visits: Developed Uniquely for New Patients
During the patient’s first office visit, we gather a wealth of health-related and diagnostic data by fusing cutting-edge technologies with active listening and meticulous attention to patient information about their medical and dental history, past and existing health and dental concerns, and their expectations from the visit and priorities regarding their dental care.
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Following data collection, Dr. Hart devotes time to reviewing and analyzing collected information. She performs a comprehensive investigation, which includes:
In the second office visit, Dr. Hart conducts an in-person, 40 to 45-minute consultation, during which she discusses her findings with the patient. This consultation is crucial for her holistic approach:
Dr. Hart’s three-phase examination process for new patients reflects her commitment to high standards of dental care. She avoids rushed procedures, focusing on uncovering underlying causes rather than just treating symptoms. Each step, from data collection to consultation, considers each patient’s unique biology.
Using advanced technologies, active listening, and holistic principles, Dr. Hart provides personalized care that fosters trust and collaboration. Her approach ensures patients receive effective treatment grounded in science and a commitment to their overall well-being.