Dental Cleanings
In Leesburg, FL
What is Dental Cleaning?
- Dental cleaning involves removing plaque and tartar from teeth surfaces, typically performed by a dental hygienist. This preventive measure helps avert cavities, gingivitis, and periodontal disease, contributing to overall dental health.
How Does Dental Cleaning Work?
- The process starts with a physical examination, followed by scaling to remove plaque and tartar. After scaling, teeth are polished to remove stains, and fluoride is applied to strengthen the enamel and reduce the risk of decay.
Benefits of Dental Cleaning
Prevents Gum Disease
Regular cleanings help prevent gum disease and maintain healthy gums.
Cavity Prevention
Removes plaque buildup, a major cause of cavities.
Freshens Breath
Eliminates bacteria that cause bad breath.
Brightens Your Smile
Polishing during cleaning removes stains and discoloration.
Enhances Overall Health
Reduces the risk of heart disease and stroke linked to poor oral health.
Detects Dental Problems Early
Early detection of issues like broken fillings and fractures.
Why Should You Choose The Dental Touch for Dental Cleanings?
Experienced Hygienists:
- Our team is skilled in providing gentle and effective cleanings.
Comfortable Environment:
- We offer a relaxing atmosphere to ease dental anxieties.
State-of-the-Art Technology:
- We use advanced tools for more effective cleanings.
Customized Care:
- Each cleaning is tailored to the patient’s specific dental needs.
Preventive Approach:
- We focus on prevention to keep your smile healthy longer.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Dental Cleanings
How often should I get a dental cleaning?
Ideally every six months, but your dentist may recommend more frequent visits based on your oral health.
Is dental cleaning painful?
Most people experience little to no discomfort during cleanings.
Can dental cleaning whiten my teeth?
Regular cleanings help remove stains, contributing to a brighter smile.
What’s the difference between regular cleaning and deep cleaning?
Deep cleaning is for patients with periodontal disease and includes cleaning below the gum line.
Will my insurance cover dental cleaning?
Most insurance plans cover bi-annual dental cleanings.
