Preventive Care

Maintaining oral health through routine examinations, cleanings, fluoride treatments, and hygiene education is the main goal of preventive dental care. It guarantees long-term dental health, a confident smile, and a decreased need for complicated dental procedures by identifying problems early and preventing decay or gum disease.

Key Components of Preventive Care

• Dental Sealants

• Fluoride Treatments

• Oral Hygiene Education

• Regular Dental Check-ups

• Early Detection of Oral Problems

• Professional Cleaning (Scaling & Polishing)

Why Preventive Care Is Important

• Maintains healthy teeth and gums.

• Prevents pain, infection, and tooth loss.

• Reduces the need for costly dental treatments.

• Promotes confidence with a clean, healthy smile.

• Enhances overall health, as oral health is linked to systemic health.

When to Seek Preventive Care

• Every 6 months for routine dental check-ups.

• Before orthodontic treatment or major dental procedures.

• At the first sign of tooth sensitivity, bleeding gums, or bad breath.