More than a look, at your teeth
A proper dental examination covers far more than most people expect — teeth, gums, tongue, lips, cheeks, jaw joints and an oral cancer screen, every single time.
What happens during your check-up
Around 20–30 minutes, start to finish. Never rushed, always explained.
01
Full mouth examination
Teeth, gums and existing dental work, checked thoroughly.
02
X-rays where needed
Digital, low-dose, reviewed with you on screen.
03
Head, neck & jaw check
Joints, glands and soft tissues — problems rarely announce themselves.
04
Honest advice
Diet, smoking, brushing — practical guidance, not a lecture.
05
Oral cancer screening
A quick, potentially life-saving check, built into every exam.
06
Your written plan
Findings, options and costs, agreed before anything begins.
HOW OFTEN?
Three months or twelve
it depends on you
There's no one-size-fits-all interval. Healthy, low-risk mouths may only need a check once a year; others benefit from seeing us every three months. We'll assess your risk honestly and agree the recall that actually fits you.
Regular examinations are also how emergencies get prevented — most painful problems were quiet ones first.
SIMPLE PRICING
New Patient Examination
£65
Includes two small X-rays and a full written assessment.
New Patient Examination
£65
Includes two small X-rays and a full written assessment.
New Patient Examination
£65
Includes two small X-rays and a full written assessment.
Examinations and hygiene are inclusive for Privilege Plan members.
THE CHECK THAT MATTERS MOST
The two minutes that
can save a life
Every examination at ARC includes screening for oral cancer — a quick, painless check of the places it hides. Caught early, it is highly treatable. That's why we never skip it.
Lips
Tongue
Cheeks
Palate
Floor of mouth
Neck & glands
COMMON QUESTIONS
Quick
answered
How often should I see a dentist?
This depends on your dental disease risk. Your dentist will typically see you anything from 3 months to 1 year. A dentist not only checks your teeth but will also carry out oral cancer screening during an examination appointment.
How can I prevent problems in my mouth like tooth decay?
There are three main ways to do this:
* Clean your teeth twice a day and clean in between them with floss or tepe brushes once a day
* Have a good diet – it’s the frequency of sugars that cause a problem not the amount – so make sure not to snack in between meals and only drink water between meals.
* Fluoride – use a fluoride toothpaste to help prevent decay
Meet Your Friendly
Dental Team
Avinash Matmari
Rashmi Matmari
Together, Avinash and Rashmi have proudly owned and run ARC Dental since 2019, offering ethical, high-quality private dentistry in a modern and welcoming setting.
“overdue” is a date,
not a judgement.
However long it's been — book the check-up. We'll take it from there.
307 Lytham Road, Blackpool FY4 1DR