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Apply an Amazing Smile with Teeth Cleaning
Think it is about time for your next dental cleaning? Getting your teeth cleaned on a regular basis is one of the more important things you need to do to support good overall tooth health.
A teeth cleaning is part of an annual dental check-up, which needs to be done at least once, if not twice, a year. Even if you feel that your teeth are clean, it really is necessary for a dental professional with Serena Medical Center to perform a thorough examination in order to be sure, as the beginning stages of gum disease are often hard to detect.
About Cleaning
Brightens Your Smile
The cosmetic attractiveness of your teeth is maintained and improved by professional cleaning. With time, discoloration and stains may develop naturally.
The enamel may get discoloured if you smoke cigarettes or consume meals with dark hues, including as red wine, coffee, cola, or tea. Such foods’ colour pigments enter the enamel’s pores and cause yellow discolouration. Hamilton Dental’s teeth cleaning services assist remove surface stains and maintain the brightness and condition of your beautiful whites.
The enamel may get discoloured if you smoke cigarettes or consume meals with dark hues, including as red wine, coffee, cola, or tea. Such foods’ colour pigments enter the enamel’s pores and cause yellow discolouration. Hamilton Dental’s teeth cleaning services assist remove surface stains and maintain the brightness and condition of your beautiful whites.
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Other General Dentistry Services
Root Canal
A root canal can help you keep the structure of your tooth with no need to extract it, helping you to keep your natural teeth.
Veneers
Traditional veneers are luminous white shells that are placed over discolored, chipped, worn, or misaligned teeth to fix the look.
Tooth Extraction
Tooth extraction may be needed. Those reasons include excessive tooth decay, tooth infection, and tooth crowding.
Crowns and Bridges
A dental restoration that covers the entire tooth, replacing its outer layer of enamel with a new material,
Teeth Whitening
Teeth whitening involves bleaching your teeth to make them lighter. It can’t make your teeth brilliant white.
Teeth Cleaning
Getting your teeth cleaned on a regular basis is one of the more important things you need to do to support good overall Teeth health
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is involved in a Teeth cleaning?
At Serena, your dentist or hygienist will cover your chest and clothes with a bib-like cloth. Then, they will begin to clean your smile by removing the plaque from your teeth with a small metal tool or with an ultrasonic vibration device. When the plaque is removed or loosened, you will rinse your mouth with cool, refreshing water. Second, your dentist or hygienist will polish your teeth with paste. This may leave a gritty feeling in your mouth, but it won’t last long after you rinse your mouth. Third, they will then floss your smile and clean between each tooth, freeing any food particles that are stuck. Fourth, they will conclude the cleaning with a fluoride treatment, which will come in the form of a foam, gel, or varnish. This treatment will nourish and strengthen your smile.
Are Teeth cleanings painful?
Teeth cleanings are not painful. They do, however, involve small tooth vibrations and small amounts of pressure. If these sensations make you feel uncomfortable, the dental team is more than happy to do whatever they can to help you feel more comfortable and safe. If it helps, you can establish a key word or signal that means “stop” before you begin your cleaning. That way, you will have the control and comfort you need in the dental chair.
What is involved in a Teeth cleaning?
At Serena, your dentist or hygienist will cover your chest and clothes with a bib-like cloth. Then, they will begin to clean your smile by removing the plaque from your teeth with a small metal tool or with an ultrasonic vibration device. When the plaque is removed or loosened, you will rinse your mouth with cool, refreshing water. Second, your dentist or hygienist will polish your teeth with paste. This may leave a gritty feeling in your mouth, but it won’t last long after you rinse your mouth. Third, they will then floss your smile and clean between each tooth, freeing any food particles that are stuck. Fourth, they will conclude the cleaning with a fluoride treatment, which will come in the form of a foam, gel, or varnish. This treatment will nourish and strengthen your smile.