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Dental Check Ups
Preventative Dental Care
A healthy smile is more than just aesthetics; it's a reflection of your overall well-being. Regular dental check-ups, ideally every six months, are essential for maintaining optimal oral health. These routine visits allow your dentist to thoroughly examine your teeth and gums, identify potential issues early on, and provide preventive care. By prioritizing regular dental check-ups, you can avoid more serious dental problems, maintain a confident smile, and contribute to your overall health.
What We Do
Teeth Cleaning
Teeth Cleaning
Teeth Cleaning
Even the most diligent patients can miss hard-to-reach areas of the mouth and leave themselves vulnerable to tooth decay and periodontal disease.
Dental X-Ray
Teeth Cleaning
Teeth Cleaning
Dental X-rays are useful for viewing jawbones and various tooth structures. They can find and image cavities, bone or gum loss, periodontal disease, benign or malignant tumors, and other normal or abnormal structures within the lower portion of the head.
Oral Exam
Teeth Cleaning
Oral Cancer Screening
Regular checkups ensure that problems can be caught early and treated conservatively, and some oral health issues can even be reversed if spotted in the earliest stages.
Oral Cancer Screening
Oral Cancer Screening
Oral Cancer Screening
An oral cancer screening is a routine part of your dental check-up. It’s a quick and painless process where your dentist will carefully examine your mouth, lips, tongue, and throat for any signs of abnormalities.
Fluoride Treatment
Oral Cancer Screening
Fluoride Treatment
If you have several factors that leave you at risk for developing tooth decay, a fluoride treatment will help strengthen your tooth enamel and lower your risk of tooth decay.
Sealants
Oral Cancer Screening
Fluoride Treatment
Sealants are a type of thin plastic coating that’s placed on top of the surface of permanent molars and premolars placed on top of chewing services to help provide an extra layer of protection between bacteria and our tooth enamel.