FAQS
How often should I have a dental examination?
It’s recommended to have a dental examination every six months for most patients. This allows us to monitor your oral health and catch any potential issues early. However, patients with specific concerns, such as gum disease or orthodontic needs, may benefit from more frequent visits.
What happens during a dental examination?
During a dental examination, we assess your teeth, gums, and jaw for any signs of decay, disease, or misalignment. We may also use digital imaging or X-rays to get a clearer view of your oral health. After the assessment, we’ll discuss findings and recommend any treatments or preventative steps needed.
Why are regular dental exams important?
Regular dental examinations are essential for maintaining both oral and overall health. They allow us to detect and address issues early, preventing more complex and costly treatments in the future. Additionally, exams help monitor your oral hygiene routine and ensure your teeth and gums stay in optimal condition.
