Prioritizing Prevention
for Lifelong Oral Health

Teeth Cleaning is a part of maintaining proper oral health care. Getting regularly cleanings is a good way to prevent cavities, gingivitis, periodontal disease and remove plaque from the surface of the teeth. While brushing your teeth at home, some spots can be tough to remove by routine cleanings.

Fluoride treatments are an excellent option for increasing your oral preventative care. Fluoride helps prevent against plaque buildup as well as cavities and tooth decay.

Sealants add a protective barrier to your teeth and help prevent bacteria and food from sitting in the grooves and pits on the surface. Sealants work at their best when applied directly after a cleaning.

Clinical assessment of your mouth, diagnostic procedures, and a risk assessment for oral disease. Dental exams can help identify problems early, such as gum disease and mouth cancer.