Teeth Cleaning, Gentle Dental Exams and Oral Hygiene Treatments
Our dentists and staff strive to make you calm, comfortable and relaxed during your appointment. We take the time to listen to your questions and provide detailed explanations of your teeth cleaning and dental exams or procedures. We invest in the latest technology to help us deliver convenient, safe dental solutions, with services ranging from routine teeth cleanings and hygiene to dental sealants, oral cancer screenings and much more.
Complete Teeth Cleaning and Dental Care
Routine Dental Exams Include:
A Complete Oral Examination
Digital low dose X-rays to screen for cavities and other oral problems
Intraoral Video, Allowing You to See What the Dentist Sees
Photo Presentation of Your Teeth Through Use of a Miniature Camera
Examination of your gum tissue to discover signs of periodontal disease
Blood Pressure Measurement
Screening for oral cancer
Dental Cleaning and Flossing
Teeth Scaling
Dental Sealants for Cavity Prevention
Protect Teeth From the Development of Cavities
Require a Minimally Invasive Procedure to Place
Less Expensive than Having a Tooth Fixed
Made of a Clear or Slightly Colored Material that Matches Tooth Color
Dental sealants are generally recommended for our younger patients. However, we may recommend sealants for adult patients who tend to repeatedly develop cavities.
Healthy Teeth are Our Mission
Brush Your Teeth at Least Twice Daily
Floss Daily
Rinse With a Fluoride Mouthwash
Protect your Teeth From Grinding and Chomping
Minimize Intake of Unhealthy Foods that Damage Teeth
Fluoride Treatments Help Strengthen Tooth Enamel
Exhibit Poor Oral Hygiene Habits
Commonly Experience Dry Mouth
Develop Small Cracks in Tooth Enamel
Have Gone Without a Regular Exam for a Prolonged Period of Time
Have Other Health Conditions that Affect Teeth
Are at Risk for Decay
Periodontal Treatment to Restore Gum Health
Dublin Dental Care offers periodontal treatment to restore the health of your gums. Gum Disease can have potentially devastating impacts on your teeth and overall health. Left unchecked, it can cause persistent bad breath, degenerated jaw tissue, and lost or shifting teeth. It can even elevate your risk of heart disease or stroke. Patients may have an increased risk of periodontal disease if they: