Dental cleanings
Routine cleanings help prevent gum disease, cavities, and day-to-day discomfort. During your visit, our hygienists take a calm, steady approach — removing plaque and tartar, polishing your teeth, and checking for early signs of inflammation or enamel changes. These small observations make a big difference, allowing us to catch concerns early and support healthier gums over time.
We also take a moment to learn about your brushing habits, sensitivity, or anything that feels off at home. The goal is to make your routine feel easier, clearer, and more effective between visits.
Why cleanings matter
- Gum health monitoring
- Plaque and tartar removal
- Enamel and sensitivity checks
- Personalized prevention strategies
What happens during a cleaning
Your appointment moves at a pace that feels manageable, with regular check-ins to ensure comfort. We explain what we’re seeing as we go, offer gentle adjustments if you’re sensitive in any areas, and help you understand the simple habits that support long-term gum health. Most patients visit every 6–9 months, though your dentist or hygienist may recommend a different schedule based on your needs.
