Discover Our Thorough Dental Cleanings & Exams
Our professional dental cleanings remove plaque and tartar that regular brushing can't reach, preventing cavities and gum disease. Our skilled hygienists use gentle techniques to clean your teeth, polish away surface stains, and provide personalized advice to improve your home care routine.
These regular cleanings help maintain your dental health and keep your smile bright between visits.
During your comprehensive exam, we use low-radiation digital X-rays to see between teeth and below the gumline. Our advanced 3-D wellness scan creates detailed images of your jaw, sinuses, and airway to identify potential issues early.
Our team also performs thorough oral cancer screenings at every checkup. We carefully examine your tongue, cheeks, lips, and throat for any concerning changes that might need attention.
Treat Gum Disease & Protect Your Teeth
We provide effective nonsurgical gum disease treatment. Our gentle deep cleaning removes harmful bacteria and tartar from below your gumline, cleaning the root surfaces to promote healing. We may also use antibacterial irrigation that delivers medication directly into the pockets around your teeth. This helps eliminate infection and reduce inflammation for faster healing.
If you grind your teeth at night, you can protect your smile with our custom-fitted professional mouthguards. Unlike store-bought options, our guards are precisely crafted for your unique mouth shape.
They provide superior protection and comfort. They create a cushioning barrier between your upper and lower teeth, preventing enamel damage and reducing stress on your jaw joints.
Mouthguards can also relieve TMJ pain and help your jaw feel better.
For general dentistry in Wellington, contact Dental House of Wellington today.
Most patients benefit from dental checkups every six months. This schedule allows us to catch problems early and perform regular professional cleanings. However, some people with gum disease, frequent cavities, or certain medical conditions may need more frequent visits – typically every three to four months – to maintain optimal oral health.
Today's digital X-rays use up to 90 percent less radiation than traditional film X-rays. The amount of radiation exposure from a full set of dental X-rays is comparable to what you'd receive during a short airplane flight. We further minimize exposure using protective aprons and taking only necessary images.
Bleeding gums usually indicate gingivitis, the early stage of gum disease caused by plaque buildup along the gumline. Improper brushing technique, using a hard-bristled toothbrush, hormonal changes, certain medications, and vitamin deficiencies can also cause bleeding. Professional cleaning and improved home care typically help resolve this issue.