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Dental Cleans

Maintaining your oral health is vital for overall wellness, and regular dental cleans play a crucial role in this. Understanding the importance of dental cleaning can help you prioritise this vital part of your oral hygiene routine.

What Are Dental Cleans?

Dental cleans are professional cleanings conducted by a dentist or dental hygienist. These sessions focus on removing plaque, tartar, and stains from your teeth. It's important to get this done at the dentist, as regular brushing and flossing won't be able to achieve this result. Dental cleans are integral to preventing oral diseases and maintaining a healthy, bright smile.

Why Would I Get a Dental Clean Under Sleep Dentistry?

Getting a dental clean under sleep dentistry, specifically under general anaesthesia, is an option for individuals who have significant dental anxiety, a strong gag reflex, or difficulty sitting still for extended periods. For some patients, even routine dental procedures can be a source of extreme stress, making it challenging to maintain proper oral health. Additionally, patients with special needs or those who require extensive cleaning due to severe plaque and tartar build-up may benefit from sleep dentistry to ensure the procedure is completed effectively and comfortably. It’s completely safe and is a great way to tackle that overdue dental clean, especially for those who may have a fear of the dentist.

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What Happens at a Dental Clean?

A typical dental clean involves several steps:

  1. Physical examination: Your hygienist or dentist examines your mouth for any signs of gum disease or other concerns.
  2. Plaque and tartar removal: Using a small mirror and scaler, your hygienist removes plaque and tartar between your teeth and around your gum line.
  3. Gritty toothpaste cleaning: Once your teeth are tartar-free, they are brushed with a high-powered electric brush and gritty toothpaste to remove any left-behind tartar.
  4. Expert flossing: Professional flossing further cleans between your teeth, removing any particles left from the cleaning process.
  5. Rinsing: Rinsing your mouth clears away any remaining debris and leaves you with fresh breath.
  6. Fluoride treatment (optional): A fluoride treatment may be given to help protect your teeth from cavities until your next visit.

The general recommendation is to have a dental clean every six months. This frequency helps ensure that any developing issues are caught early and keeps your teeth and gums in optimal condition. However, if you have specific dental concerns — for example, gum disease — your dentist may recommend more frequent visits.

Book an Appointment Today!

Don't wait to enjoy the benefits of a clean, healthy smile. Schedule your dental clean today and take a proactive step towards better oral health. Our friendly team is here to support you every step of the way. Contact us now to book your consultation and discover the benefits sleep dentistry and a healthy smile can bring at 1300 255 600.

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DISCLAIMER: The procedures described in this website may not be suitable for all patients. Any before and after pictures are examples only and should not be relied upon because results do vary. References as to the impact of treatment on the quality of life or timeframes given for any particular treatment are also examples only and may not represent what is possible or advocated for a patient's individual circumstances, concerns or desires. A full assesment by one of our qualified dentists is required before any recommendations can be provided. All our dentists are registered as such with AHPRA. Every surgical or dental procedure carries risks. Before and after pictures may an accurate comparison due to differences in composition, different hair and the presence of make-up and lipstick.