A list of medicines
Include anything you take regularly, and anything you were told to avoid. Allergies belong on the same list.
About
Lumière is a fictional clinic. The way a visit is described here is the standard we would want from a real one.



The studio was built around one rule: the examination comes before the treatment menu. You should know what was seen, what can wait, and what it costs before anyone prepares a tooth.
General, restorative, implant, and orthodontic care, split across two studios so the longer visits have a room that can actually hold them.
A plan is written around your health, the tooth in front of us, and the budget you name. Declining treatment is a complete answer.
Imaging is recommended when it changes a decision, not as a routine extra. The chart in the practice desk records what was found.
Quiet rooms and an unhurried first visit. If you are nervous, say so. The pace should change.
Include anything you take regularly, and anything you were told to avoid. Allergies belong on the same list.
Pain, a chip, a check-up, or a question about whitening. One sentence is enough. We start there.
A first visit is an examination and a conversation. Treatment starts the same day only if you are in pain or you ask to proceed and there is time.
You leave with what was seen, whether anything needs to happen, and a fee range before a tooth is prepared.
Open any photograph. These rooms belong to the demonstration. They are not pictures of patients.

Bayview
The original studio, with general, restorative, implant, and emergency care on one quiet floor above the crescent.
24 Harbour Crescent, Suite 3, Bayview
Monday to Friday 8:00–19:00 · Saturday 9:00–15:00
Studio details
Riverside
A smaller room on Willow Quay for orthodontics, children’s visits, and hygiene, with restorative care referred to Bayview when that is the better setting.
88 Willow Quay, Level 2, Riverside
Monday to Friday 9:00–18:00 · Saturday 9:00–13:00
Studio details