Copyright 2019 Doncaster Hill Dental. | All Rights Reserved | Website by Bingo Digital Marketing
Check-up and Clean
A regular visit to the dentist is very important to your overall dental health. We recommend a visit to the dentist every 6 months to make sure that your teeth and gum are healthy. If there is any potential problems, your dentist will be able to detect them earlier which will prevent you from going through an unpleasant pain and higher treatment cost.
Check-up and Clean
A regular visit to the dentist is very important to your overall dental health. We recommend a visit to the dentist every 6 months to make sure that your teeth and gum are healthy. If there is any potential problems, your dentist will be able to detect them earlier which will prevent you from going through an unpleasant pain and higher treatment cost.
Reasons To Have Your Dental Check-Up and Clean Every 6 Months
- Unlikely to experience tooth pain as your dentist will be able to detect potential problems earlier and prevent them from happening.
- It costs you a lot lesser to have your preventative check-up and clean done than fixing a broken tooth.
- Prevent you from losing tooth.
- Prevent you from having gum disease which may lead to loss of teeth.
- You can make sure that you can keep your teeth for life.
The Process
When you come in for your regular dental check-up and clean,
- Your dentist will perform a full mouth examination.
- If you have any questions or concerns, you can discuss with your dentist.
- The dentist may take X-rays to check inside your teeth and gum to make sure that they are healthy.
- After examination, your dentist will be able to advise you further if you need any dental treatments to be done.
- Then the dentist will perform a full mouth dental scale clean and finish up with fluoride treatment.
Our Guidance For Long Lasting Results
If you would like to keep your teeth for as long as you possibly can, it is a must for you to come in for your 6-monthly regular check-up and clean appointments. It is always better to prevent than wait until you have a toothache.