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Routine cleanings are important because it allows the hygienist (or dentist) to remove plaque from your mouth and polish your teeth so they are smooth.  During this time, the team will evaluate your gums, teeth and complete an examination of the hard and soft tissues in your mouth to make sure everything is healthy as can be. 

If your mouth is healthy and you don’t have any bone (periodontal) loss, you may be able to come in for a regular cleaning.  However, if you have tartar below the gumline, a lot of bleeding, bone loss or a combination, we may recommend a deep cleaning.  A thorough examination is completed to determine what is needed for you.

Implant
Abutment
Crown

The Anatomy of a Dental Implant An implant's size and shape will depend on the tooth it is replacing. The titanium implant or "screw" is placed directly into the jawbone. Next the abutment (similar to a post) can be affixed into the implant and set with a screw. The crown is then cemented onto the abutment (cement-retained implant crown).  Sometimes the crown can be made with the abutment as one unit and affixed into the implant with a screw (screw-retained implant crown).  

Invisalign® Aligners

Traditional Braces Alternative  Your Invisalign® treatment will consist of a series of aligners (sometimes referred to as clear aligners) that you switch out about every two weeks, depending on the case. Each aligner is individually manufactured with exact calculations to gradually shift your teeth into place.  The Invisalign system is custom-made for your teeth and your teeth only, so it is made to fit comfortably.

Porcelain Veneer

The Anatomy of a Porcelain VeneerPorcelain veneers (dental veneers) are thin shells of porcelain bonded to the front of the teeth. Because they are thin, light can shine through them and they take on the natural color of the underlying tooth structure. Only a minimal amount of tooth structure may need to be removed.

Denture Prothesis

Dentures with Implants Implants, or the titanium screws, can be placed to help ensure your denture (partial or full) stays in place.

Traditional Crown

Traditional Dental Crown Dental crowns (also known as caps) are made of porcelain, porcelain and metal, or entirely out of metal. A dental crown is a permanent covering that fits over a portion of existing tooth.  

Common Questions about 

Cleanings and Deep Cleanings

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Gums may bleed for a few reasons. The most common reason is the plaque (combination of food and bacteria) is not removed properly and/or regularly, resulting in inflammation and bleeding of the gums. Once the plaque is removed on a regular basis your gums should stop bleeding. This includes having a professional cleaning done as often as recommended, brushing at least 2x/day, flossing at least 1x/day. We also recommend a variety of other oral hygiene products/instruments to our patients to be sure they are able to remove as much plaque from their mouth as possible.

This depends on the patient and how well they are able to remove the plaque at home. We may recommend seeing us once every 6 months, or we may recommend seeing us once every 3 or 4 months, depending on the conditions in your mouth.

If you have tartar below the gumline, periodontal disease, a lot of bleeding and inflammation or a combination of these, we may recommend a deep cleaning. Tartar leads to bleeding, inflammation, bone loss and eventually tooth loss. And we WANT you to keep your teeth.

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