Professional Dental Cleanings (Biannual Prophylaxis) in Allen, TX
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Contact UsWhat Are Dental Cleanings?
Even with a perfect oral hygiene routine, it is still important to get a professional cleaning at The Dentist of Allen twice a year. Using state-of-the-art equipment, a professional dental cleaning removes built-up plaque and tartar and then polishes your enamel for a brighter, healthier smile. During your cleaning, you can get tips on caring for your teeth at home and learn if there are any areas that may need special attention. A professional cleaning gives us a chance to check for any areas of concern in your mouth that might need treatment. Getting a professional cleaning is a crucial step toward maintaining your dental health so make an appointment for yourself and your family at our Allen, TX office today.
Am I a Candidate for a Dental Cleaning?
The ADA (American Dental Association) recommends people have professional dental cleanings two times per year. Babies should have their first visit to the dentist before they turn one and following that, our doctors will help you decide when your child is old enough for their next dental appointment. A professional cleaning can prevent cavities since built-up plaque, the main reason for tooth decay, is removed. A cleaning will also remove tartar and stains on your teeth. If you'd like to brighten your smile, freshen your breath, boost your health, and save money in the long run, schedule a cleaning for yourself and every member of your family at The Dentist Of Allen.
What Should I Expect During A Dental Cleaning?
A professional cleaning starts by removing the plaque and tartar deposits on your enamel, which can be difficult to remove on your own with regular brushing and flossing. Professional equipment is used to carefully scrape away buildup without affecting the enamel. To start, an ultrasonic device targets plaque and tartar with high-speed vibrations and a lubricating mist. Then, a fine handheld instrument, like a scaler or curette, is used on every tooth to remove the remaining buildup. Once your teeth have been scaled, the enamel is polished to remove stains. A fluoride treatment can be done following your cleaning upon request.
We may recommend cleanings more frequently for some patients with periodontal disease. During your cleaning, a member of our team can help you develop a routine for good oral health by demonstrating techniques or recommending products that meet your needs. Good hygiene and regular cleanings at The Dentist of Allen can benefit your smile and wallet in the long run.
Dental Cleanings Reviews
Amazing experience. First time here and would definitely be staying here for my future dental care. Laura did my cleaning, she is amazing, professional and friendly. I highly recommend this place. Hours of operation are also super flexible for working people. Dr. Kim and Kris were also amazing! Very pleased! š
Great cleaning by Laura and visit with Dr Kim!
They did such a good job cleaning my teeth! Everyone was so friendly and I enjoyed going in for my regular check-up!
It was an amazing experience! Laura was so sweet and made me feel very comfortable during my dental cleaning process! I recommend this place, itās very clean and such a beautiful space as well!
Laura does a fantastic job at cleaning my teeth! I feel like she listens to any questions I may have, cleans thoroughly and always has great tips! The entire office is friendly and I look forward to my appointments!
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About UsProfessional Dental Cleaning
Keep your teeth bright and healthy with professional cleanings twice a year at The Dentist of Allen. Our team of professionals in Allen, TX can help you boost your oral health with dental cleanings that remove built-up plaque and tartar. Professional dental cleanings are part of a proactive oral health plan that can save you time and money later on.
Dental Cleanings FAQs
How often should I schedule a dental cleaning?
Most people benefit from getting their teeth cleaned every six months. However, you might need to schedule more frequent cleanings if you have ongoing dental or gum concerns. After your visit, our team will recommend the best timeframe for your next appointment.
Do dental cleanings hurt?
In most cases, dental cleanings are painless. Some patients may experience slight discomfort, especially if it's their first time having plaque removed. If you do feel any pain, let our team know right away. We can apply a topical anesthetic to make the process more comfortable for you.
How long does a dental cleaning usually take?
Typically, a dental cleaning lasts less than an hour. However, the duration can vary depending on your oral health and specific needs. If you're in for a routine check-up with no ongoing dental issues, the appointment might be quicker than if additional treatments or procedures are needed.