Teeth Cleaning/Dental Hygiene
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Clean Teeth With Gentle Dental Hygiene


What It Is

A dental cleaning is a professional procedure performed to remove plaque, tartar, and stains from the teeth. It involves several steps, starting with an examination to assess oral health, followed by scaling to remove hardened plaque (tartar) using specialized tools.Then your teeth are polished to remove surface stains and smooth the surfaces. Finally, they may provide fluoride treatment to strengthen the enamel and offer advice on proper oral hygiene practices. Dental cleanings are essential for maintaining oral health, preventing gum disease, cavities, and maintaining a bright, healthy smile.

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How We Help

Evolve Dental Solutions places an emphasis on exceptional dental cleanings and comprehensive hygiene care, ensuring optimal oral health for each patient. Our skilled team, equipped with advanced technology and expertise, offers thorough dental cleanings tailored to individual needs. We conduct meticulous examinations, detecting plaque, tartar, and potential dental issues early on. Our commitment to delivering top-tier hygiene care and a patient-centered approach underscores the dedication we have to ensuring vibrant smiles and long-term oral wellness.

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  • How Often Should You See A Dentist?

    It is generally recommended to see a dentist every six months for routine checkups and cleanings, but the frequency of dental visits may vary based on individual factors, such as oral health status, risk factors for dental problems, and previous dental treatments.

  • Why Can Gums Bleed After A Dentist Visit?

    It is normal for gums to bleed a little after a dental visit, especially if there was a thorough cleaning or other treatment. This is because the gums may be inflamed or irritated due to plaque buildup, and the cleaning may cause some minor trauma. However, if the bleeding persists or becomes severe, it may be a sign of gum disease or other oral health problems.

  • Why Do Dentists Use Flouride Treatment?

    Dentists use fluoride treatment to help prevent tooth decay by strengthening the enamel and making it more resistant to acid erosion. Fluoride can be applied topically in the form of a gel or varnish or ingested through fluoridated water or supplements.

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