Dental Check up

A check–up allows your dentist to see if you have any dental problems and helps you keep your mouth healthy.

What Happens During a Dental Check-Up?

A receptionist will greet you when you arrive. They may have helped you set up your appointment. When you check in, they may ask you to fill out a patient questionnaire about your oral health history. Once you’re called to an exam room you’ll meet the hygienist and then when your cleaning is done, you’ll meet with the dentist.

What’s included in a dental check-up?

A hygienist or a certified dental assistant will begin your dental check-up with a teeth cleaning that includes the following
After your teeth have been cleaned, your dentist will do the following:

What will happen if something is wrong with my teeth?

Your dentist will tell you right away if your dental exam reveals anything unusual. They may recommend additional procedures, or refer you to a specialist. For example, if you would like your teeth straightened, a dentist may refer you to an orthodontist, who specializes in that kind of dentistry.
Why Are Dental Checkups Important?

Regular dental checkups are necessary because they allow you to spot dental conditions early when treatment is cheaper and affordable. They also prevent a minor condition from becoming serious. Furthermore, some dental conditions do not exhibit any symptoms until later hence the need to see a dentist regularly.

Do I need to see a dentist if my teeth feel fine?

Your teeth may feel fine but it’s still important to see the dentist from time to time because problems can exist without you knowing. Today’s dentists offer many treatment choices that can help you improve and maintain a healthy smile through proper oral care.

How can I take care of my teeth between check-ups
  • Always remember to brush your teeth at least two times a day and floss at least once!
  • Make sure to use toothpaste that contains fluoride and ask your dentist if you need a fluoride rinse. This will help prevent cavities.
  • Avoid foods that contain a significant amount of sugar (sugar increases the amount of bacteria that grows in your mouth, causing more plaque and possibly cavities) and avoid tobacco (this can stain your teeth, cause gum disease and lead to oral cancer).
  • Don’t be afraid to brush your tongue! By brushing your tongue, you will remove food particles and reduce the amount of plaque-causing bacteria. Tongue brushing also helps keep your breath fresh.
  • Be sure to schedule a routine check-up. It is recommended that you visit the dentist every six months.

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