Dental Cleaning & Prevention
Preventive dentistry is a team-based approach to dental care, and you’re a key part of the team. When you practice preventative dentistry, you’re helping us to maintain your oral health while you save money in lower dental costs. It’s a great way to protect your smile today and in the future.
As you brush and floss regularly, you play an important role in your dental care. And you can use additional strategies and oral health aids to enhance your dental health, like specific toothpastes, rinses and toothpicks. We’ll work with you to understand these options and create a personalized dental care routine that works for you.
Diet plays a critical role in your oral health. Foods and beverages that are acidic can speed up tooth decay, while other foods can improve the health of your jaw and gums. We’ll help you recognize dietary factors that positively and negatively affect your oral health.
Finally, maintaining good dental health is not possible without regular dental check-ups and cleanings. As we clean your teeth, our team will give you brushing and flossing advice, and we will alert you to any tooth decay and gum issues before they become major problems.
Oral Cancer Screening
Every time you're in our chair, we review many aspects of your health. Subtle changes in the lining of your mouth call for a closer evaluation, regardless of whether you use tobacco or not. Early detection of oral cancer saves many lives every year, and we're trained to recognize a myriad of oral tissue abnormalities.
Home Care
Optimal dental health results from a healthy partnership between you and us. While we can provide critical support, your efforts every day make all the difference. And with the unlimited number of product resources available today, we can help you customize a protocol that works perfectly for your dental condition.
Teeth Cleaning
Everyone loves the smooth, glassy surface of freshly polished teeth. Our registered dental hygienists help you maintain optimal health, which goes far beyond polished enamel. With a regular preventive schedule, we can remove the bacterial deposits that lead to dental disease. But we can also monitor for silent problems, such as tooth decay or gum disease before they become major issues.
Periodontal Therapy
Gum disease continues to be the leading cause of tooth loss in adults today. A devastating condition when left untreated, periodontitis doesn't have to write your story. But a strategic approach with focused treatment and home care is essential to control this chronic bacterial infection. Plus, this disease can aggravate other serious medical conditions that may seem unrelated to your mouth.