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One of the best regular oral treatment options available to everyone at Edition is teeth cleaning. Teeth cleaning is part of regular dental exams, which should be done twice yearly. Regular teeth cleaning is painless and requires no shots and no anesthesia. A hygienist will also give your teeth a good flossing and show you how to do it properly so you can make that a part of your daily routine.

How Are Teeth Cleaned?

Routine dental cleanings can come before or after an exam but typically occur after digital X-rays if X-rays are done, and before the dentist does the exam. Here is what to expect:

Dentists or hygienists will use a small mirror to help them as they use a scaler to remove plaque and tartar around gums and between teeth. You will hear scraping but won't feel pain.
Professional flossing will be done by a hygienist
A hygienist will give you a light fluoride rinse.
The hygienist or dentist will then use a powerful electric brush to remove any remaining tartar. It will make a grinding noise but there is no pain.
In some cases or as an additional treatment, the hygienist or dentist can give you a fluoride treatment. It's a foamy gel or sticky paste put into a mouthpiece and placed over your teeth. They may also paint fluoride varnish onto teeth. It will harden and come off after about four hours.

Teeth Cleaning Keeps Your Smile Healthy Get that Fresh Mouth Feeling at Edition

Nothing feels better than how your tongue runs across your teeth after you’ve had a teeth cleaning. Regular teeth cleanings are one way you can prevent cavities, tooth decay, and gum disease because they remove bacteria-ridden plaque and tartar.

We at Edition also have deep teeth cleaning. This is where the dentist goes a step further than regular cleanings by removing plaque and tartar from underneath the gums. This helps gums that are in the early stages of gum disease heal. Deep teeth cleanings are done under local anesthesia so you never have pain

$99 Teeth Cleaning

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Includes 30min of cleaning/polishing plus x-rays & exam

HOW CAN EDITION HELP?

Orthodontics is a branch of dentistry we offer that focuses on the correction of misaligned teeth and jaws. This is often done using braces or other orthodontic appliances, which apply gentle pressure to the teeth to gradually move them into their proper positions. Here is a general overview of our process of orthodontic treatment:

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INITIAL CONSULTATION: The orthodontist will examine the patient’s teeth and jaw to determine the best course of treatment. This may include taking x- rays, photographs, and dental impressions.

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TREATMENT PLANNING: The orthodontist will develop a customized treatment plan to address the patient’s specific needs and goals.

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APPLIANCE PLACEMENT: The orthodontist will place the appropriate appliance (such as braces or a retainer) on the teeth to begin the orthodontic treatment process.

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REGULAR ADJUSTMENTS: The patient will need to visit the orthodontist regularly for adjustments to the appliance, which will help move the teeth into their proper positions.

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FINAL EVALUATION: After the teeth have been moved into their proper positions, the orthodontist will remove the appliance and evaluate the final results.

Dental Cleaning FAQs

What is teeth cleaning?

Teeth cleaning is a regular oral treatment that removes bacteria-ridden plaque and tartar to prevent cavities, tooth decay, and gum disease.

How often should I get my teeth cleaned?

Regular dental exams, including teeth cleaning, should be done twice yearly.

Is teeth cleaning painful?

Regular teeth cleaning is painless and typically requires no shots or anesthesia.

What happens during a routine teeth cleaning?

A hygienist or dentist uses a scaler to remove plaque and tartar, performs professional flossing, and uses an electric brush to remove any remaining tartar. A fluoride rinse or treatment may also be applied.

What is deep teeth cleaning?

Deep teeth cleaning goes a step further than regular cleanings by removing plaque and tartar from underneath the gums, helping to heal gums in the early stages of gum disease.

Is deep teeth cleaning painful?

Deep teeth cleanings are done under local anesthesia to ensure no pain.

What are the benefits of regular teeth cleaning?

Regular teeth cleanings keep your smile healthy, prevent cavities, tooth decay, and gum disease, and provide a fresh mouth feeling.

Does Edition Dental offer direct billing to insurance?

Yes, Edition Dental offers direct billing to insurance.