Dr. Ronald Torres Labardini · 
What to bring
- ID or passport.
- A list of the medication you take and your allergies.
- Recent X-rays or CT scans. If you already have a CT scan or a panoramic X-ray, bring it: it avoids repeating imaging.
- A note from your dentist or orthodontist, if they referred you.
What happens at the visit
- Clinical history: I open your record with your background.
- Examination of your mouth, bite, opening and face.
- Review of your imaging, or a request for what's needed.
- An explanation of the diagnosis, the options and what each involves.
Questions worth asking
- What happens if I don't have surgery?
- What kind of anesthesia will I need?
- How many recovery days should I plan for?
- What follow-up comes after?