Comprehensive Dental Check-Up and Clean

Prevent problems before they start. Our thorough examination and professional clean remove plaque, tartar, and surface stains. Recommended every 6 months.

What's Included in a Check-Up?

Oral cancer screening, gum health assessment, bite and jaw evaluation, digital X-rays as needed, and examination of each tooth for decay or cracks. We also assess your risk for future problems based on diet, hygiene, and medical history. Early detection of small cavities means simpler, cheaper treatment – often just a small filling instead of a root canal or crown.

Professional Clean (Scale and Polish)

We use ultrasonic scalers and hand instruments to remove calculus above and below the gumline. Then polish with prophy paste to smooth enamel and remove stains. The ultrasonic scaler uses vibration and water to gently break up tartar without scraping. Most patients find it more comfortable than traditional hand scaling. We finish with a fluoride treatment to strengthen enamel.

Oral Hygiene Education

We demonstrate effective brushing and flossing techniques, recommend products based on your needs, and discuss diet’s role in dental health. Personalised advice for your situation. For example, we might suggest an electric toothbrush, interdental brushes, or a water flosser. You’ll leave with a clear action plan and often a sample kit to get started.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often do I really need a check-up?

Every 6 months for most people. If you have gum disease or high decay risk, every 3-4 months.

No. The clean may cause minor gum sensitivity if there’s inflammation. We can use numbing gel.

Scaling removes tartar; polishing removes stains and plaque. Both are part of a professional clean.

From $180 – $250 including exam, scale, polish, and fluoride. X-rays extra if needed.

Most general dental extras cover 70-100% of check-up and clean. We process claims on the spot.

We’ll take X-rays and do a full assessment. Don’t worry – we work at your pace to restore your oral health.

Yes, dental care is safe and encouraged during pregnancy. Gum disease is linked to preterm birth.

Book Now

Contact us today to schedule your appointment. The sooner, the better – especially when it comes to dental emergencies.