A first-visit service is a starting point for questions
Learn how the website’s four broad treatment categories and the detailed Xiangtai service catalogue can help you choose a consultation interest.
The homepage groups services into four broad interests, while the complete project page includes more specific catalogue entries. Some of those entries describe a first visit or a follow-up. Their names help you browse the options; selecting one is a way to explain your enquiry, not to choose a clinical plan by yourself.
Use the broad categories to get oriented
General dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, clear aligners and dental implants provide a short route into the website. If you want to explore the more specific entries, choose “All treatments”. Each service has its own page and a consultation button, so you can keep your preferred topic attached to the enquiry.
Read the original service name in context
The imported Xiangtai pages retain the original Chinese catalogue name alongside an English introduction. “First visit” and “follow-up” describe different catalogue entries. Ask the care team which entry matches the conversation you need, particularly if you have already seen another clinician or received care elsewhere.
Use the detail page as a question list
- What is the intended purpose of this appointment?
- Who would provide the assessment or service?
- What information should be prepared before the visit?
- Which fees, later stages and follow-up arrangements need discussion?
Leave clinical decisions for the consultation
A catalogue title, image or enquiry selection does not establish suitability or confirm treatment availability. If you are unsure which interest to select, choose a first consultation and describe the question you want to discuss. Confirm the actual service and appointment arrangements directly with the care team.
