Preparing for an oral surgery appointment can help reduce anxiety and make the visit more efficient. It is recommended to follow any instructions provided by your oral surgeon carefully.

These may include fasting, adjusting or pausing certain medications, or arranging transportation if sedation or anaesthesia will be used.

Wearing comfortable clothing and bringing all relevant documents, such as insurance information, can also make the process smoother.

Patients may find it helpful to prepare a list of questions regarding the procedure, post-operative care, and recovery expectations.

While these steps may support a smoother appointment, individual experiences can vary, and following the surgeon’s specific guidance is always essential. Patients should not rely solely on general advice and must consult their healthcare provider for instructions tailored to their situation.