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Dental cleanings & exams in Bridgeport/Trumbull and Shelton.

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Your comfort and convenience are our top priorities when it comes to dental cleanings and exams. Our dedicated team ensures that your appointments are unhurried, allowing ample time to address any concerns, explain conditions, and provide thorough answers to your questions.

Regular cleanings and exams play a crucial role in preventing dental disease and maintaining optimal oral health. Through the meticulous removal of plaque and bacteria, we actively reduce the risk of gum disease and tooth decay. You can place your trust in us for comprehensive care that not only prioritizes your comfort but also helps you achieve a healthy, radiant smile.

Early detection and prevention are key to avoiding oral health risks. Our friendly and gentle hygiene team is ready to welcome you at either our Shelton or Bridgeport/Trumbull dental offices.

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“I was due for my regular dental check-up and cleaning, so I decided to search for a dental cleaning near me. Luckily, I found a reputable dental clinic in my neighborhood that offers comprehensive oral care services, including thorough cleanings.”

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You may call 208-378-9737 for Shelton or 203-372-1220 for our Bridgeport/Trumbull Office.

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Root planing and scaling, also known as deep cleaning, is an important dental procedure for treating gum disease. It involves meticulously removing plaque, tartar, and bacteria from the tooth roots and below the gumline. This thorough cleaning helps to reduce inflammation, promote gum healing, and prevent further progression of gum disease. We have a Periodontist on staff.

Fluoride treatment is beneficial for teeth. It helps to strengthen tooth enamel, making it more resistant to acid attacks from bacteria and sugars. Fluoride can also reverse early signs of tooth decay and prevent cavities from forming. Regular fluoride treatments, along with proper oral hygiene practices, can contribute to maintaining healthy and strong teeth.

Bad breath treatment involves identifying and addressing the underlying causes of halitosis. It may include practicing good oral hygiene by brushing and flossing regularly, cleaning the tongue, and using antibacterial mouthwashes. Treating any dental issues, such as tooth decay or gum disease, can also help eliminate bad breath.

Oral cancer screening is a vital component of regular dental check-ups. Early detection of oral cancer can greatly increase the chances of successful treatment and recovery. By undergoing regular oral cancer screenings, individuals can ensure timely intervention, promoting overall oral health and well-being.

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FAQs

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How often should I get dental cleanings and exams?

It is recommended that dental cleanings and exams be done every six months, though some people may need more frequent visits depending on their oral health status.

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What happens during a dental cleaning and exam?

Cleaning typically involves removing plaque and tartar, polishing teeth, and sometimes applying fluoride. An exam includes checking for signs of decay, gum disease, and other oral health issues.

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Why are regular dental exams important?

Regular exams help to detect dental issues early when they are more treatable and can prevent the development of serious problems, saving time and money in the long run.

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Can dental cleanings prevent gum disease?

Regular dental cleanings can significantly reduce the likelihood of developing gum disease by removing the plaque and tartar that contribute to its onset.

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