Dentist Consultation and Diagnostics in Riga

At the first visit to We Care clinic, the dentist performs a full oral examination and compiles a dental status. If necessary, an X-ray or 3D scan is taken. At the end of the visit, the patient receives a clear picture of their dental health and recommendations for further treatment. The visit lasts 45–60 minutes and there is nothing to be afraid of — it is simply a check-up.

At We Care clinic, an initial consultation (examination and dental status) costs €85 for up to 45 minutes. A full examination with 3D scanning and a treatment plan costs €130 (60 minutes). A child's consultation costs €40. X-rays and scanning are calculated separately.

The initial consultation at We Care clinic lasts 45–60 minutes. During this time, the dentist performs a full dental examination, compiles a dental status, takes an X-ray or 3D scan if needed, and explains treatment options. The visit is unhurried — it is important to us that the patient leaves with a clear understanding of their oral health.

A 2D X-ray (orthopantomogram) provides a good general overview and is sufficient for routine dentistry — treating cavities and preventive check-ups. A 3D X-ray (cone beam computed tomography) is needed in more complex cases: before implantation, surgical procedures, orthodontic treatment, or when a 2D image does not provide enough information. At our clinic, 3D X-ray is available on-site — saving time and allowing the dentist to make more accurate decisions already at the first visit.

Yes - and that is precisely when it is most effective. Most dental problems - cavities, gum inflammation - develop slowly without pain. By the time pain appears, the problem has usually reached an advanced stage requiring more expensive treatment. A preventive check-up once a year allows changes to be noticed early, saving both time and money.

Yes - We Care clinic accepts emergency patients out of turn. However, please note that emergency admission costs €40 more than a planned visit, and waiting time may be longer depending on the clinic's workload. At an emergency visit, the dentist typically addresses only the immediate problem - full diagnostics and a treatment plan are carried out at a separate visit. That is why we recommend not postponing your preventive check-up - a problem caught early is treated faster, at lower cost, and with less stress.