Dental, eye & ENT care
Dentistry and implants, ophthalmology, hearing and ear, nose and throat services.
10 specialty guides · 10 procedure guides
Procedure planning guides
Cataract surgery
- Time
- Usually 20–45 minutes per eye
- Appointments
- Assessment + surgery + eye checks
Femto-LASIK vision correction
- Time
- About 10–15 minutes; clinic visit longer
- Appointments
- 1 treatment day + several reviews
Anti-VEGF eye injections
- Time
- Repeated treatment over months or longer
- Appointments
- Often monthly at the start
Retinal surgery: vitrectomy
- Time
- Usually about 1–2 hours of surgery
- Appointments
- 1 operation + early & later eye checks
Hearing assessment and audiometry
- Time
- About 15 minutes for the hearing test
- Appointments
- 1 assessment; additional care if indicated
Root canal treatment
- Time
- Often 1–2 hours per appointment
- Appointments
- Usually 2 or more treatment appointments
DMEK corneal transplantation
- Time
- Provider example: about 60 minutes
- Appointments
- Surgery + early checks + long-term follow-up
Dental implant placement
- Time
- Assessment, implant placement, healing and restoration usually span separate stages.
- Appointments
- Assessment + fitting + adjustments
Septoplasty
- Time
- Operating time and admission depend on the septal correction and any combined surgery.
- Appointments
- Assessment + operation + follow-up
Tonsillectomy
- Time
- The operation is followed by observation; admission arrangements vary by age and risk.
- Appointments
- Assessment + operation + follow-up
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Specialty guides
Medical specialties and focused care areas. Choose a guide for clinical terms, treatment options and preparation.
Eye care & surgery
Ophthalmology covers vision assessment and medical or surgical care of the eye. Cataract, corneal, retinal and refractive procedures have different eligibility criteria, investigations and follow-up requirements.
Read the guide: Eye care & surgeryEar, nose & throat (ENT)
Hearing, balance, nasal, sinus and throat disorders; audiometry, endoscopy and surgery depend on the diagnosis.
Read the guide: Ear, nose & throat (ENT)Dentistry & implants
Dental care includes prevention, restoration of teeth, periodontal care and oral rehabilitation. Implant planning is part of this wider assessment and considers the gums, available bone, bite and long-term maintenance.
Read the guide: Dentistry & implantsImplant & restorative dentistry
Implant restoration involves assessment of bone, gums, bite and maintenance needs. Surgery, healing and the final restoration may require separate visits over several months.
Read the guide: Implant & restorative dentistryPeriodontal & gum care
Periodontal care manages inflammation and loss of tooth-supporting tissues. Cleaning, home care and reassessment come before deciding whether surgery or other treatment is needed.
Read the guide: Periodontal & gum careEndodontics & root-canal care
Endodontics treats disease inside the tooth and around its root. Planning considers whether the tooth can be restored, the complexity of its canals and the need for a final protective restoration.
Read the guide: Endodontics & root-canal careRetina & vitreous care
Retinal care ranges from imaging and repeated injections to vitreoretinal surgery. Follow-up and travel restrictions depend on the condition and whether an intraocular gas bubble is used.
Read the guide: Retina & vitreous careCornea & refractive care
Corneal assessment distinguishes disease treatment from elective vision correction. Corneal shape, thickness, eye health and realistic visual goals determine suitability.
Read the guide: Cornea & refractive careGlaucoma care
Glaucoma care aims to limit optic-nerve damage and preserve vision. Pressure measurements, visual fields and imaging guide monitoring, drops, laser or surgery.
Read the guide: Glaucoma careHearing & balance care
Hearing and balance assessment examines the ear and its functional pathways. Audiology, hearing devices, vestibular treatment and surgery address different findings.
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Before you choose
- What examination is needed before treatment, and are staged procedures or treatment of both sides planned?
- Ask for separate dates for treatment, healing reviews, adjustments and any final restoration or device fitting.
- Which restrictions and follow-up arrangements apply before travelling or returning to normal activities?