Your concern comes first
The conversation begins with what has brought you to the clinic, what matters to you and what you hope to understand or improve.
Patient-centred dentistry in Ikeja
Clear explanations, individual assessment and a calmer route from your first question to treatment and aftercare.
Dental information is general and does not replace an examination. For urgent symptoms, call the clinic.
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Our patient pathway is structured around listening, assessment, understandable information and responsible follow-up.
The conversation begins with what has brought you to the clinic, what matters to you and what you hope to understand or improve.
Treatment suitability depends on examination, relevant health information and appropriate clinical records.
Where appropriate, patients should understand available options, limitations, material risks, alternatives and likely maintenance.
Cosmetic goals are considered within the wider health of your teeth, gums, bite and supporting structures.
Timelines and fees depend on the agreed clinical plan and should be understood before treatment proceeds.
Follow-up, maintenance and knowing when to contact the clinic remain important after a procedure is completed.
Treatment information
Every treatment plan begins with an appropriate assessment. These guides explain common pathways without promising individual results.
Your patient journey
Dental care is easier to navigate when each stage has a clear purpose. Select a step to understand what normally happens next.
Start with an enquiry →New patient guide
About the clinic
Perfect Aesthetic Clinic provides patient-centred dental care in Ikeja, Lagos, with an emphasis on clear communication, appropriate assessment and informed treatment decisions.
Your concerns and goals shape the clinical conversation.
Options, benefits, risks, alternatives and costs should be understandable.
Aesthetic goals are considered within oral health and clinical suitability.
Aftercare and follow-up are part of responsible treatment.
Clinical leadership
Clinic lead and dental surgeon
Dr Precious Isogie leads Perfect Aesthetic Clinic and is the founder of Perfect Smile Health Initiative. Her publicly reported work includes oral-health advocacy and community medical and dental outreach.
Individual treatment recommendations are made only after an appropriate assessment, discussion of options and informed consent.
Knowledge centre
Patient education should help you prepare better questions rather than attempt to diagnose you online.
Understand the role of history-taking, examination and appropriate investigations in developing an individual treatment plan.
Read guide →Learn the difference between routine recovery advice and symptoms that should prompt contact with the clinic or emergency medical care.
Read guide →Suitability, existing restorations, sensitivity and expectations should be reviewed before proceeding.
Explore whitening →Patient education library
Treatment explainers, first-visit guidance, aftercare information and practical oral-health education are brought together in one place.
Clinical decisions begin with assessment
Clinical technology
Technology can support examination, documentation, explanation and treatment planning. It does not replace clinical judgment or informed consent.
Clinical findings and appropriate diagnostic records inform the conversation.
Visual information can help patients understand findings and available options.
Treatment sequencing remains individual and subject to clinical suitability.
Frequently asked questions
Start here for practical answers about appointments, treatment planning, fees, emergencies and common procedures.
Patient resources
International patients
The hub is structured to support remote enquiry, records review, provisional visit planning and post-treatment follow-up. Final diagnosis, suitability, treatment sequence and fees require clinical assessment.
Treatment-related planning should be discussed with the clinic before travel. Patients should make their own travel, accommodation and immigration arrangements.
Enquiry & records
02Provisional clinical review
03Travel planning after confirmation
04In-person assessment & consent
05Treatment, review & remote follow-up
Ask what records are required. Avoid relying solely on an online exchange when making non-refundable travel arrangements.
Allow for examination, diagnostic records and possible changes to a provisional plan.
Build in clinician-advised review time and understand how follow-up will work after returning home.
Beyond the clinic
Community health activity and professional engagement are presented with clear context and supporting information.
Community impact
Dr Precious Isogie has been publicly reported as leading community health and dental outreach through Perfect Smile Health Initiative.
Contact & directions
11 Ladipo Kuku Street,
Allen, Ikeja, Lagos
+234 813 858 5154
info@perfectaestheticclinic.com
Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm *Hours should be reconfirmed before travel.