Teeth Cleaning & Checkups

Preventative Care
In addition to brushing and flossing your teeth daily, you can help protect your oral health by seeing your dentist regularly for checkups. It’s recommended that most people get a dental checkup every six months, but your dentist may recommend more frequent or fewer visits, depending on your dental health history.
What to Expect at Your Routine Teeth Cleaning
Dental cleanings are crucial in maintaining optimal health for your teeth and gums. When you visit us at Denison Dentistry for a routine dental cleaning, one of our talented and compassionate dental hygienists will scale your teeth by removing any plaque and tartar that cause cavities. The primary purpose of having your teeth cleaned is to prevent or delay the progression of periodontal diseases. Here is a brief overview of what you can expect during your routine cleaning with us:
What to Expect During your Dental Check-up
Dental cleanings can be done with minimal, if any, discomfort to the patient. We want your cleanings and check-ups to be a pleasant experience. Your professional cleaning visits also include a short dental examination or check-up. The examination includes:
Benefits of Professional Teeth Cleanings
There are a number of benefits to staying on top of regular dental visits, including:
- Reduce your risk of oral health issues. By having a professional teeth cleaning, you are reducing your risk of developing cavities or periodontal (gum) disease.
- Maintain good health. Studies show there is a connection between your oral health and your overall health. They can help lessen the likelihood of developing serious complications such as heart attack, stroke, diabetes and dementia.
- Enjoy a whiter, brighter smile. Our team takes pride in seeing our patients leave our office with pearly white smiles.
- Prevent halitosis (bad breath). Believe it or not, removing tartar and plaque doesn’t just help ward off cavities–it also prevents bad breath!
- Preserve your teeth for a lifetime. Preventative dental care is key to preventing issues from forming or becoming more severe.


