Your smile consultation · R&H Marbella
Your appointment begins with what you want to understand or change—not with a predetermined treatment. The dentist then examines the teeth, gums, bite and smile within your face before explaining which options deserve consideration.
You can arrive uncertain. A useful consultation should make the choices clearer, including when whitening, alignment, bonding, veneers, restorative care or no immediate treatment may be the better route.
The short answer
The conversation starts with your priorities: what bothers you, what you like about your current smile and what would feel too artificial or excessive. The clinical assessment then checks whether the visible concern is connected to colour, tooth position, wear, old restorations, gum health, bite or a combination of factors.
By the end, you should understand the main finding, which treatments could reasonably address it, what each option involves and whether more records or preparatory care are needed. A final quotation follows a sufficiently defined scope rather than an online package assumption.
Your appointment
Not every appointment finishes with a final treatment decision. It should still leave you understanding what was found and what needs to happen next.
Your priorities
Describe the colour, shape, position, wear or previous dental work you are concerned about. Say what a natural result means to you and which parts of your smile still feel like your own.
Clinical assessment
The dentist examines tooth structure, enamel, decay, cracks, gum health and previous fillings, crowns or veneers that could affect the available options.
Function and face
A smile is assessed in more than one photograph. Tooth contacts, grinding, lip movement, speech and facial proportions help show whether the aesthetic idea is also clinically sensible.
Options
The discussion may include whitening, orthodontics, composite bonding, veneers, gum or restorative care, combined treatment or leaving a harmless variation unchanged.
Next step
Photography, scans, X-rays, hygiene care, specialist input or a design preview may be recommended when they answer a specific question. You should know why each next step is proposed.
Before your visit
What you should leave understanding
You should know which clinical or aesthetic issue the proposed plan is intended to address first.
The suitable alternatives and their limitations should be clear enough for you to compare them without pressure.
You should understand preparation, likely stages, maintenance and which parts of treatment would be irreversible.
You should know whether the next action is another record, preparatory care, a preview, a written quotation or simply time to consider the options.
Begin in central Marbella
R&H Dental is on Avenida Ricardo Soriano in central Marbella. The consultation, any further records and your follow-up remain connected to a clinic you can contact and return to throughout the decision.
Before you book
The exact records and outcome depend on your concern, but the appointment should always make the reasoning easier to understand.
You explain your priorities, the dentist examines the teeth, gums, bite and existing dental work, and you discuss the options that fit those findings. The appointment should also identify whether more records or preparatory care are needed before a final plan and quotation.
No. You can describe the concern without deciding whether the answer is whitening, alignment, bonding, veneers or something else. Comparing those possibilities is part of the consultation.
A written quotation can be prepared once the clinical scope is clear enough. If imaging, cleaning, specialist input or a design stage could change the plan, those steps may need to happen first.
They may be recommended when they help document the smile, assess relationships or communicate a proposed change. The dentist should explain which records are relevant and whether any separate fee applies.
Depending on the plan, digital design, a wax-up or a trial smile may help you discuss shape and proportion. A preview supports a decision but cannot guarantee an exact biological or long-term outcome.
Yes. You may decide that no immediate change is worthwhile, or the dentist may recommend health care, monitoring, whitening or alignment before restorative options are reconsidered.
Start with the question
Book with R&H Dental Marbella to explain what you want to change, meet the clinician and receive a clear, responsible next step.