A clean mouth is a healthy mouth
Regular dental hygiene visits will ensure that hidden and difficult to reach plaque and tartar is eliminated from your teeth as well as removing harmful mouth bacteria and surface stains – leaving you with a fresher, brighter and all-round healthier mouth.
Benefits
- Advice on prevention of oral disease
- Check to see if your home hygiene technique is as effective and efficient as it can be.
- Combined hygiene and dental check-up available as one appointment saving you time.
- Trained clinician to treat the gums around dental implants, preventing periimplantitis.
Approach
The hygiene treatments provided by our dentists at Just Smile Dental include:
- Oral health evaluation and instruction.
- Ultrasonic and hand scaling to remove plaque and tartar.
- Optionally de-staining with our airflow air polisher for a brighter smile and fresher breath.
About dental Hygiene and Cleaning
FAQ
What should I do if my teeth are very sensitive to cleaning?
As your comfort is paramount to us, the option of local anaesthetic will be discussed with you and provided if necessary to ensure that your treatment is as comfortable as possible.
How long does a dental hygiene procedure typically take?
The duration varies, but a standard dental cleaning usually lasts between 30 minutes to an hour, depending on individual oral health needs.
Is a dental hygiene procedure painful?
Dental cleanings are generally painless. You may experience minor discomfort or sensitivity, but it\’s a routine and well-tolerated procedure.
How often should I undergo a dental hygiene procedure?
For most individuals, a dental cleaning every six months is recommended. However, your dentist may suggest more frequent cleanings based on your oral health.
Can I eat or drink immediately after a dental hygiene procedure?
Yes, you can resume normal eating and drinking after a dental cleaning. However, it\’s advisable to wait a little while before consuming hot or cold beverages.
What is the importance of dental hygiene beyond cleanings?
Dental hygiene procedures go beyond cleanings; they contribute to preventing gum disease, cavities, and other oral health issues. Regular cleanings support overall oral well-being.