teeth Cleanings
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Good oral hygiene starts with the way you clean your teeth at home. Brushing your teeth for at least two minutes twice a day, flossing properly, and using mouth rinse can lower your risk of tooth decay and gum disease by removing plaque from your teeth and killing harmful bacteria in your mouth.
In addition to your daily oral hygiene routine, you should schedule at least two professional cleanings per year. Dentists and oral hygienists use special tools that remove plaque and tartar more thoroughly than the tools you use at home. Professional cleanings also give your dentist the opportunity to inspect your teeth and gums for problems such as cavities, teeth misalignment, and gum disease.
Bridgelake is composed of people just like you—people who like clean teeth, fresh breath, and strong gums. We’re here to get in the nooks and crannies of your smile so you’ll leave feeling clean, refreshed and, most importantly, healthy!
did you know?
78% of Americans have had at least one cavity by the age of 17. Daily brushing and flossing and bi-annual trips to the dentist can lower your chances of getting a cavity. Beat the odds!
Frequently Asked Questions
There’s a common misconception that teeth cleanings are optional. That couldn’t be further from the truth. It’s critical that you come in for a cleaning to remove plaque, check for cavities, and ensure that your gums and teeth are as healthy as they can possibly be.
In order to prevent cavities and keep your oral hygiene up to speed, you should visit the dentist for a cleaning at least twice a year.
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