Dental Hygiene in Downtown Toronto
Looking for a Downtown Toronto dental hygienist? Or Teeth cleaning in Yorkville?
Our experienced dental hygienists in Downtown Toronto are dedicated to working with you to ensure your visit is comfortable and that you get the best results and care every time.
It’s not just brushing your teeth and flossing that keep your teeth and gums healthy - it’s having regular dental checkups and a program of preventative maintenance and treatment. That’s why we advocate early detection and treatment of periodontal infection of gum disease.
Meet our team of dental hygienists in Downtown Toronto.
Dental Hygiene Services
Teeth Scaling: A standard oral hygiene procedure that removes plaque and calculus to prevent gum inflammation and disease.
Root Planing or Deep Cleaning: The removal of the roughened cementum and surface dentin that are impregnated with calculus, microorganisms and their toxins.
Sensitive Teeth & Desensitization: We all hate that feeling - you bite into something cold, and your teeth practically scream in pain. If this happens to you frequently, you probably have sensitive teeth. Over time, gums recede, either through improper brushing or periodontal disease, and nerves become exposed. When those exposed nerves come into contact with cold food and beverages, they send that familiar jolt through your jaw. We may recommend special toothpastes and mouthwashes, but for more severe cases there are additional treatments available.
Irrigation: Oral irrigation uses a jet-stream of anti-bacterial solution to clean 3-4 mm under the gum line, removing plaque and bacteria that brushing and floss can’t reach.
Fluoride Treatment: Acid-producing bacteria collect around the teeth and gums in a sticky, clear film called ‘plaque’ which is responsible for tooth decay. Fluoride helps reduce plaque, prevent cavities and also repair teeth in the very early, microscopic stages of the disease.
Tooth Polishing: Tooth polishing smoothes the surface of teeth and makes it difficult for cavities to form.
We welcome new patients! Book a Downtown Toronto Dental Hygiene appointment today.
Did You Know?
Though you probably know it as "Tatar", the build up on your teeth is actually plaque forming calculus. You can't help but accumulate calculus if you don’t remove all the plaque. Though most plaque can be removed with proper brushing and flossing, you will need the help of a dentist to remove calculus.
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