Our COHAT package is a standout service. It includes a complete mouth examination and diagnosis. A CBCT scan is involved to provide high–resolution images of the teeth and jaws in less than 3 minutes. The COHAT requires general anaesthesia, which is performed by a board-certified specialist assisted by a team of specialised anaesthesia nurses. The dental plaque and calculus build up on the surface of the teeth is removed with an ultrasonic scaler, with particular attention to the deposit along and below the gum line, and the teeth are then polished with an innovative device called an air-polisher. Air polishing provides full coverage to every corner of the mouth, removing stains and remnants of supra- and subgingival calculus; it is more efficient and safer than other abrasive dental polishing methods, inducing less damage to the enamel. COHAT procedure typically lasts for 30 to 45 minutes, followed by a few hours of inspection before the patient is discharged. All clinical findings and details of the procedure performed are recorded in the dental history. If further action such as teeth extraction is required, a treatment plan and a detailed quotation are provided.