Custom Dental Cleaning
We recommend that you come to the dental office once every 6 months, even if you do not have any problems. This is advisable because every 6 months you need to do a deep cleaning of your teeth. Sometimes you can’t wash your teeth and gums as detailed as it should be done, and that’s why we’re here to help you. Our goal is to make your oral hygiene perfect and that you have balanced and quality oral health.
Dental plaque may cause gingivitis and gum disease. This is why we insist on its regular removal. What you cannot wash yourself with your regular oral hygiene routine, your dental hygienist will remove for you using a variety of appliances.
Different patients need a different way of cleaning their teeth. Today there is a variety of different instruments and appliances that we use for this purpose, all for the sake of your health and pleasure. If you have any problems with maintaining oral hygiene at home, ask us and we will give you advice on how to overcome them. Also, during the cleaning of the teeth in the office, tell us if you prefer a method or instrument, as well as if you have a problem with a breathing or reflex for vomiting. We are here to make your treatment as pleasant as possible.
What you will have at the end of cleaning are perfectly smooth surfaces, a brilliant smile, and self-esteem. There is no better feeling of being free to laugh and not thinking about someone seeing cigarette or coffee pigments on your teeth. Your happy smile is our goal.
Post-Operative Instructions
- If you have received local anesthesia, wait for the numbness to pass before you first consume food, otherwise, it is possible for you to bit yourself and have big wounds on your lips and cheeks.
- After cleaning the teeth, it is possible to have a transient sensitivity of the teeth that should pass in a day or two.
- It’s also possible for you to experience some bleeding that day when you had teeth cleaning. If the bleeding continues in the next few days, please contact us.
- Keep your oral hygiene regularly.