If you don’t schedule preventive visits once every six months, you’re doing yourself a major disservice. Unfortunately, even with exceptional attention to your home care, you cannot brush and floss away all of the plaque that sticks to your teeth every day. Nor can you detect every change that occurs within your mouth. The good news? We will thoroughly clean your teeth and monitor your smile for abnormalities, so we can prevent problems from occurring, rather than waiting for them to arise.
True, you can’t address every bit of plaque but you can remove most of it. Since plaque may harden into tartar within as few as 24 to 48 hours, it’s important to clean every surface of your teeth every day. Brush twice daily and floss once daily. In combination with dental cleanings, you will enjoy exceptional protection against tooth decay and gum disease.
If a problem develops, treat it immediately. By practicing effective preventive dentistry and agreeing to occasional necessary restorative treatments, you can enjoy a healthy smile for years to come. However, neglecting the need for restorations may result in significant damage that will then require further, more costly treatment.
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