A checkup and cleaning offer patients in Dallas, TX, a way to stay on top of their oral health and avoid the onset of serious complications. We recommend our patients schedule a time to see us so we can help them start the holidays with a healthier smile, and enter 2019 with a focus on better oral hygiene!
A checkup every six months is very important. During these visits, we carefully examine your teeth, gums, jaw, and oral tissues. If you maintain these visits, then we have the chance to identify developing problems in the earliest possible stages, stopping decay before you develop pain or infection, reversing gingivitis before gum disease forms, and addressing bruxism or TMJ disorder before your smile becomes damaged. We suggest these visits for patients of all ages!
During the same visit as your checkup, we will also clean your teeth. The procedure involves removing all plaque from your teeth using an ultrasonic scaler. From toddlers to seniors, we all need to have our teeth cleaned regularly, as removing plaque reduces the risk of tooth decay, gingivitis, gum disease, discoloration, and bad breath. The treatment only takes minutes, and you leave with a brighter and healthier smile!
If you have 2018 benefits, then schedule a visit now to use them before the year ends! We will start with a checkup and cleaning and if necessary, create a personalized treatment plan to improve your smile’s health and beauty. We will then pick up your treatment in 2019 once your new benefits become available. If you have any questions about our routine checkups and cleanings, or if you’re ready to schedule one and use your 2018 benefits before expire, then let us know!
At Gentle Smiles Family Dentistry, we want to help you start the holidays with a brighter smile! Contact us today by calling 972-329-7645 (972-329-SMILE) to experience fantastic dental care! Gentle Smiles is proud to welcome patients from Dallas, TX, as well as the surrounding communities, including Mesquite, Balch Springs, Garland, and Seagoville.
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