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All the more reason to get used to visits to so-called dental hygienists or hygienists. It is cheaper to prevent dental problems through dental hygiene than to pay for their subsequent and sometimes painful solution.
We can recommend the most suitable interdental toothbrush or dental floss for you when you visit our office. A whole lot of people skip this step of care because they simply haven’t found the right size or material. However, this then leads to unnecessary complications when visiting the dentist.
Children should also undergo treatment once or twice a year. “I recommend that parents take their children with them – so they know how to instruct them, how to check and what to look out for. If they learn to take care of their teeth at an early age, then they have no problem working with the dentist, avoiding trauma and not dealing with inflammation and cavities.”
Dental hygiene visits should be a routine practice for those suffering from periodontal disease. “For exposed molars, brushing technique is absolutely essential. In addition, the receding gums result in so-called periodontal buildup. That is, the space between the root and the gum. “In these ‘pockets’, food debris remains and rots out. If the chobots deepen, nerve inflammation, wobbling of the tooth and subsequent tooth loss can occur,” adds the hygienist.
Why go for regular dental hygiene? With regularity, potential dental problems can be detected and early treatment and appropriate care can be initiated. You will have a nicer smile and better breath. The dental hygienist will advise you on how to brush your teeth properly and also on which appliances to use. You will have a precise home dental care routine tailored to your needs.
Ideal dental care, according to experts, includes brushing your teeth twice a day until they are smooth, adding interdental appliances once a day, having your teeth checked by a dentist once a year, and seeing a dental hygienist at least twice a year.
Patients should make an appointment for a preventive dental hygiene cleaning twice a year. Despite thorough home care, i.e. cleaning the interdental spaces with an interdental brush and interdental floss, home cleaning is not as effective as cleaning by a specialist.
Dental hygiene plays a key role in the prevention of tooth decay, especially in the most vulnerable areas – the interdental spaces. This is where bacteria and food debris most often build up, leading to plaque formation and subsequent tooth decay. By visiting a professional dental hygienist regularly, you significantly reduce the risk of tooth decay and gum disease.
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Fluoridation is a key step in preventing tooth decay, strengthening tooth enamel and combating the effects of acids in the mouth. Fluoridation is completely painless and is performed on carefully cleaned teeth using a fluoride gel.
Educating patients on the correct technique of cleaning teeth and interdental spaces, the use of dental floss, interdental brushes and other tools to improve the quality of home care for your teeth.
The dental hygiene contribution from the insurance company is readily available and can be used by all clients to ensure not only a beautiful but also a healthy smile without unnecessary high costs. Depending on your insurance company, the visit may even be completely free.
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Is dental hygiene painful?
Dental hygiene is generally considered painless, but the level of comfort depends on the individual health of the patient’s gums and teeth. If the gums are healthy and treated regularly, most patients experience little discomfort. However, if the gums are inflamed or tartar is widespread, the treatment can be sensitive and uncomfortable. In really extreme cases, the patient can be relieved with a local anaesthetic.
How long does the first visit take?
The first visit to the dental hygienist usually lasts around 60 minutes.During this visit, the hygienist will carry out an initial examination to assess your gums and general oral health. They will then remove tartar and plaque, which are the main causes of inflammation and other oral health problems. The hygienist will also train you in the correct cleaning technique using suitable and individually selected instruments.
How can I make an appointment?
Simply book online via the booking system. Simply select a date and time and enter necessary details.
Is it possible to get an earlier date?
Yes, just tick the “Call me if an earlier date becomes available” box when booking. If any of our clients cancel their visit, we will contact you immediately.
How much does dental hygiene cost?
Initial examination – 1990 CZKPatients who are with us for the first time undergo the so-called initial examination, which includes a check of the general condition of the oral cavity. Removal of plaque and calculus. And last but not least, instruction on how to clean your teeth properly, which is crucial for your health.Follow-up examination – 1690 CZKPatients who return to us regularly have dental hygiene a little cheaper.
Can I pay by card?
Yes, you can pay by card or cash.
Can I use the health insurance contribution?
Yes, health insurance companies offer a dental hygiene allowance as part of prevention programmes. The amount of the allowance, the conditions for drawing it and other important information can be found in the link below.More information
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