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Dental Cleanings and Exams

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Keep Your Smile in Shape With Dental Cleanings & Exams in Parkland

Our checkups go beyond what your toothbrush can do at home. Maintain a bright and healthy smile with dental cleanings and exams in Parkland. Our team takes time during hygiene visits to thoroughly clean your teeth, examine your oral health, and address any concerns you may have. With our treatment, you will:

Prevent cavities and gum disease by removing stubborn plaque and tartar
Save money by catching small problems before they require expensive treatment
Maintain fresh breath and a cleaner-feeling mouth
Receive screening for oral cancer and other potential health issues
Help prevent bad breath by removing bacteria-harboring buildup
Get peace of mind knowing your smile is professionally maintained

Call Dedicated Dental Group today at (954) 369-9593 to schedule your professional cleaning and exam. For your convenience, we’re open as late as 7 p.m. Ask about our wellness plan to save money on your smile care.

Routine Checkups Lead to a Bright Smile

Get Expert Care From Our Team

Get Expert Care From Our Team

During your dental cleaning and exam, our skilled hygienists remove stubborn plaque and tartar buildup that regular brushing can’t reach.

We clean every surface of your teeth, including hard-to-reach areas between teeth and along the gumline. Your cleaning finishes with a polish that leaves your teeth feeling smooth and looking bright.

Visiting us every six months for these essential cleanings helps prevent cavities, gum disease, and other oral health problems.

These routine visits are your best defense against serious dental problems. They help keep your smile healthy for years to come!

Receive Precise Results With Advanced Technology

Receive Precise Results With Advanced Technology

Our state-of-the-art office features advanced technology to make your visits more comfortable and effective. Digital X-rays provide detailed images with less radiation, while intraoral cameras let you see what we see inside your mouth. We also use the VELscope system for thorough oral cancer screenings that can detect problems early.

Gentle ultrasonic cleaners remove plaque and tartar using sound waves and water, so your cleanings are more comfortable. These modern technologies help us provide better care while ensuring your comfort throughout your visit.

Call Dedicated Dental Group today at (954) 369-9593 for dental cleanings and exams in Parkland. You can also make an appointment online.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Cleanings and Exams

How long does a dental exam and cleaning take?

For most of our patients, their dental cleaning and exam will take approximately an hour, some a little shorter and some a little longer. We’ll perform a complete dental exam, including a check for oral cancer. We’ll also thoroughly clean and polish each of your teeth, removing built-up tartar, plaque, and bacteria that can cause cavities and disease.

How soon after my cleaning can I eat?

You can typically eat right after a dental cleaning, as it doesn’t require any numbing or recovery time. However, it’s important to consider the potential sensitivity of your teeth and gums after the cleaning. If you experience sensitivity or your dentist advises against consuming certain foods or drinks immediately after the cleaning, it’s best to follow their recommendations. In general, you can resume your regular eating habits after a dental cleaning without significant delay or restrictions.

Do dental cleanings hurt?

In the skilled hands of our hygienists and dentists, a cleaning shouldn’t hurt. We always use a gentle touch, as well as comfort-enhancing equipment like an ultrasonic scaler. Cleanings may be a bit uncomfortable if you haven’t had one in a while. That’s because we may have to apply more pressure than usual to remove the tartar buildup that has formed. We can use local anesthesia to make you more comfortable, and dental sedation is also available.