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780-484-8573

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Teeth Cleaning in Edmonton

At Janz Family Dental, providing comfortable and pain-free dentistry is our top priority, especially for younger children. We usually start with a thorough exam, cancer screening, and a comprehensive plan based on our detailed evaluation of your oral health. Most people are apprehensive about teeth cleaning due to prodding and occasional jaw discomfort. But usually, it is a simple and painless process. Professional teeth cleaning usually consists of three steps: scaling, polishing and fluoride.

Scaling

Scaling

When you have areas of hard calculus or tartar build-up, a scaler gently scrapes those deposits off your teeth during the scaling process.

Polishing

Polishing

Once the tartar has been scaled away, your teeth are ready for polishing. Polishing helps remove minor stains from your teeth’s enamel and gives them a smooth surface free of bacteria and plaque.

Flouride

Flouride

It’s usually recommended that you also get a fluoride treatment after your cleaning, which helps further strengthen your teeth’s enamel by using a rinse, gel, foam or varnish-containing fluoride.

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Visit Our Dental Clinic to Improve Your Dental Hygiene

When you need to schedule a teeth cleaning in Edmonton, call Janz Family Dental today at 780-484-8573 Through our scaling techniques, we’re able to remove plaque build-up and unsightly stains from your teeth caused by aging, the foods you eat and drinks such as coffee, tea and wine. We finish off each teeth cleaning with a polish to make your teeth shine afterwards. If restoring your smile’s natural beauty is important to you, we also offer cosmetic dentistry services, ranging from veneers to teeth whitening kits that you can take home with you.

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We Are Always Accepting New Patients

Janz Family Dental welcomes new patients!! Every client is different, so we take the time to understand your concerns and requirements to provide you with customized treatments. Our staff comprises dynamic and skilled dentists who recognize the importance of your smile and offer the required treatment to enhance that smile. Whether you need a dental checkup and teeth cleaning, or you require root canal treatment, Invisalign® or cosmetic dental procedures, we’ll take care of your teeth.

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What To Know About Gum Disease

Maintaining good dental hygiene through regular brushing, flossing, and dental check-ups can help prevent the progression of periodontal disease and safeguard your oral health. Periodontal (gum) disease is a progressive condition with three distinct stages as it progresses: gingivitis, periodontitis and advanced periodontitis.

Gingivitis is caused by plaque build-up containing strains of harmful bacteria that irritate your gums, causing them to swell and bleed. The good news is that the first stage of gum disease is completely reversible through professional cleanings and diligent oral hygiene practiced at home in-between visits.

The second stage of gum disease is called periodontitis, which is caused by tartar along your gumlines breaking the attachment of your gums to your teeth. This can eventually lead to bone loss and periodontal pockets if left untreated. However, there are ways to combat periodontitis, including deep cleanings by your dentist or hygienist, antibiotic therapy and antimicrobial rinses to prevent infection.

If left untreated, periodontitis can ultimately progress into advanced periodontitis, which your regular dentist or hygienist cannot treat. Once enough damage has been sustained to your gums, periodontal ligaments and bones, a periodontist will likely have to perform a laser surgery or gum tissue graft to prevent tooth loss.

FAQS

The following are some frequently asked questions our family dentists in Edmonton receive. If you have any more questions, you can send them to us, and we will get back to you shortly. We invite you to view our blog to learn more.

For optimal oral health, most individuals should schedule dental hygiene appointments every six months. However, more frequent visits may be necessary depending on your specific oral health needs, such as existing conditions like gum disease. Your dentist will provide personalized recommendations based on your oral health status.

Teeth hygiene involves comprehensive care to maintain the health of your teeth and gums. This includes regular brushing and flossing at home, professional cleanings to remove plaque and tartar, application of fluoride treatments when necessary, and education on proper oral hygiene techniques.

Absolutely! Dental hygiene services are crucial in detecting early signs of oral health issues such as cavities, gum disease, and even oral cancer. Early detection allows for timely intervention, which can significantly improve the outcome. Depending on the issue, treatments may include deeper cleanings, medication, or more specialized procedures to address the condition before it progresses.

Yes, maintaining a diet low in sugary snacks and beverages can significantly contribute to better oral health. Foods rich in calcium and phosphorus, such as dairy products and lean meats, can help strengthen tooth enamel.

Crunchy fruits and vegetables that are high in water and fibre stimulate saliva production, which protects against cavities by washing away food particles and neutralizing acid.

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