Gone are the days when a hygiene visit was just a quick teeth polish. Today, dental hygiene appointments are a thorough health check and a personalised coaching session rolled into one.
We don’t just clean your teeth; we help you understand your oral health, how to maintain it, and nip any issues in the bud before they become major headaches.
Initial Review — Your Health, Your History
We start with an update on your medical history because your overall health impacts your gums and teeth. Medications, illnesses, and lifestyle can all affect your mouth, so understanding this helps us tailor your care perfectly.
Know Where You Stand: Your Oral Health Assessment:
We’ll check your plaque levels and look for any gum bleeding. A low plaque score and no bleeding are signs that your gums are happy and healthy. Bleeding gums, on the other hand, indicate inflammation, the first warning sign of gum disease.
We get right in there with a mix of Airflow, high-tech ultrasonic gadgets and trusty hand tools to evict every last bit of plaque and stubborn tartar your toothbrush missed.
Based on your assessment results, we’ll recommend a personalised care plan designed to keep your smile healthy and bright. Whether that means routine hygiene visits every six months or more frequent check-ins, we’ll guide you every step of the way.
Regular hygiene visits don’t just keep your teeth sparkling; they protect your whole mouth from gum disease, tooth loss, and even more serious health problems linked to poor oral health, including heart disease and diabetes. Our team are passionate about giving you the tools and knowledge to take charge of your own smile.
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Read moreGingivitis is the earliest stage of gum disease, caused by plaque build-up along your gumline. It makes your gums red, swollen, and likely to bleed. The good news? Gingivitis is completely reversible with proper cleaning and care.
Periodontitis is an advanced form of gum disease that happens if gingivitis isn’t treated. It causes the gums to pull away from your teeth, forming deep pockets that trap bacteria. This can lead to bone and tooth loss if untreated — making early detection and treatment critical.
Gum disease damages the tissues and bone that support your teeth, which can lead to loosening and eventually tooth loss. It also increases your risk for other health issues like heart disease and diabetes, so maintaining gum health is more important than you might think!
Absolutely. Regular professional cleanings remove plaque and tartar before they cause inflammation, and our personalised advice helps you improve your home care to keep your gums healthy long-term.
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