
Many dental insurance plans include preventive benefits for routine cleanings and exams. Coverage varies by plan, and our team can help you understand your dental benefits before your visit.

Dental X-rays may be recommended based on your individual oral health, dental history, age, and current needs. They allow our team to see areas that aren’t visible during a routine exam and can help identify cavities, bone changes, and other concerns early.

Your dental hygienist will carefully remove plaque and hardened tartar from areas that brushing and flossing can’t fully reach. Your teeth are then polished to remove surface stains and leave your smile feeling fresh and clean.

After plaque and tartar are removed, your hygienist will gently polish your teeth to help remove surface stains and leave your smile feeling smooth, clean, and refreshed.

Your hygienist will floss between your teeth to remove any remaining debris and help clean areas that are difficult to reach with brushing alone. We can also provide personalized tips to help make your at-home flossing routine easier and more effective.
How often you should have your teeth professionally cleaned depends on your individual oral health needs. Many patients benefit from routine preventive visits at regular intervals, while patients with gum disease or certain risk factors may need more frequent care.Dr. Forghany and our hygiene team will evaluate your teeth and gums and recommend a cleaning and recall schedule that is appropriate for you.
A routine dental cleaning is designed to remove plaque, tartar, and surface buildup to help maintain healthy teeth and gums.A deep cleaning, also known as scaling and root planing, is a periodontal treatment recommended when signs of gum disease are present. It focuses on removing plaque and tartar from below the gumline and thoroughly cleaning the root surfaces to help control inflammation and support healthier gums.Dr. Forghany and our hygiene team will evaluate your gum health and recommend the type of cleaning that is appropriate for your individual needs.
Continue your normal oral hygiene routine by brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste and cleaning between your teeth regularly. Good home care helps control plaque and maintain the results of your professional cleaning.Our hygiene team can also recommend brushing techniques, interdental cleaning options, and oral care products based on your individual needs.