A wide range of services to ensure your mouth stays healthy and clean.
Including oral cancer screening, lymph node exam, TMJ function, and full intraoral exam of the periodontium and dentition, identifying any disease or concerns. Along with complete education and cessations on the disease process and its link to heart disease.
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The whitish film that builds up on your teeth is called plaque, it is the leading cause of tooth decay. This acidic substance eats away at the tooths enamel and if left unattended, can lead to cavities. Detection of early stages of a cavity called an incipient lesion has the potential to be reversed with an in office 5% fluoride varnish and a home care regimen . Plaque can be easily removed daily by using a proper brushing technique, flossing.
Gum diseases left untreated can lead to the major cause of tooth loss seen in adults. As gum disease advances, the plaque and tartar that has been left under the gum moves further down the tooths root where it can destroy the supporting bone in your jaw that holds the teeth in place. This disruption of the jaw bone causes tooth loss. The chances of this happening to you can be greatly reduced through regular dental cleanings and maintained with good oral hygiene habits at home.
Drinking coffee, tea, wine, and/or using tobacco can stain your teeth. A dental cleaning can remove built-up stains and leave you with freshly polished teeth. The result? A brighter smile! For an even brighter and whiter smile which can result in multiple shades lighter, talk to us about our whitening systems.
Good oral hygiene is the best way to prevent persistent bad breath. Mainting regular dental cleanings In conjunction with good toothbrushing, flossing, and drinking enough water will help keep your mouth disease free, fresh, and odor-free.
Studies have shown a connection between the oral cavity and its link to your overall health. Regular dental cleanings help remove harmful bacterial that will lower your risk for some diseases. Bacteria from our mouth has been linked to heart disease and stroke. Also, Dental hygienists play an integral role in early discovery of lesions through oral screenings, which can significantly reduce the mortality rate of oral cancers.
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