Comprehensive clinical examination with visual inspection and X-rays when necessary, identifying cavities, gingivitis and other problems early. Assessment of the patient's oral hygiene and dietary habits.
Scaling with ultrasonic instruments to remove plaque and tartar, followed by tooth polishing. May include topical fluoride application to strengthen enamel.
Teaching of brushing techniques and flossing adapted to your case. Definition of review frequency (typically every 6 months) to maintain long-term oral health.
Preventing today is the best way to protect the health of your smile tomorrow.
What is itPreventive dentistry is the foundation of a healthy mouth. It includes regular check-ups, professional hygiene, fluoride application and education for home care — avoiding major and more expensive problems in the future.
Who it is recommended for
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The general rule is every 6 months. In specific cases (gum disease, orthodontics, recent implants), every 3 months may be recommended.
No. Professional instruments (ultrasonic + polishing) work on tartar, not enamel. What damages enamel is accumulated bacterial plaque — exactly what scaling removes.
Yes, especially when there is prolonged tartar build-up. Sensitivity typically disappears in 1–2 days. Desensitising toothpastes can help.
No. X-rays are taken only when clinically indicated — typically a full mouth X-ray every 2–3 years or when there is suspicion of interproximal decay.
No. Mouthwashes are complementary, never a substitute. Mechanical removal of plaque (brushing + flossing) is irreplaceable.
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