Oral Hygiene in Melton

At Western Dental Hygiene in Melton we utilise state of the art equipment to deliver a pain free, gentle and comfortable dental hygiene visit.

By attending regular appointments with us you are lowering your risk for cavities (tooth decay) and gum disease.

Book an appointment today with our experienced dental hygienist located in Melton

Attending general dental examinations and hygiene appointments is important for your dental health and your overall health.

With regular dental checkups we are able to catch dental issues early on before they before a larger issue and prevent any issues showing up at all by giving you information on how to care for your oral health at home.

Professional oral hygiene visits are the only way calculus and tartar can be removed from your teeth. By removing this buildup that occurs we are helping to decrease your risk for gum disease (periodontal disease). Plaque which is a soft, sticky bacteria is also removed during these dental hygiene appointments. When plaque is not removed from the teeth our risk for tooth decay and other oral diseases increases.

Dental plaque is a constantly forming bacteria and starts to form as soon as we stop brushing our teeth. Our goal is to be in charge of the composition of the bacteria in our mouth to ensure we have healthy oral microbes instead of oral bacteria that could be doing harm to our bodies and our oral health!

At our dental clinic in Melton we provide oral hygiene appointments including periodontal disease treatment, oral biofilm management and dental checkups and cleanings.

Take control of your own oral health and book an appointment with us today at Melton located clinic

How often should I have my teeth cleaned?

This is a common question, some individuals require more often professional dental cleaning and examination appointments than others do. This will be determined and discussed at our initial visit at our Melton clinic.

This is because we are all individuals and our bodies all react differently to the bacteria in our mouth.

We can require more regular dental checkups and cleaning appointments if;

  • We have an compromised immune system

  • Individuals with diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, osteoarthritis

  • Family history of the above illnesses

  • People undergoing cancer or radiation treatment

  • Family history of gum (periodontal) disease or tooth decay

  • Smokers

  • Active gum disease or tooth decay

  • Dry mouth

  • Poor oral hygiene

  • Hormonal changes such as being pregnant, menopause or going through puberty

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