Dental Cleanings
Dental Cleanings
Keep Your Smile Healthy and Bright
Routine dental cleanings are the foundation of a healthy smile. At Cannon Family Dental, we provide gentle, thorough cleanings in a welcoming environment to help you and your family maintain optimal oral health and prevent future dental issues.
We recommend cleanings every six months for:
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Children learning healthy habits early
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Adults managing their oral health
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Seniors preventing gum issues and tooth loss
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Anyone with braces, dental restorations, or gum concerns
How It Works: Getting Your Cleaning
Oral Exam
We check your teeth and gums for signs of cavities, gingivitis, or other concerns.
Scaling
Plaque and tartar are carefully removed using special tools.
Polishing
Teeth are polished to remove surface stains and smooth enamel.
Flossing
We ensure all areas between teeth are cleaned.
Education
We share personalized tips for better at-home oral care.
Why Are Dental Cleanings Important?
Remove plaque and tartar from hard-to-reach areas
Prevent gum disease and tooth decay
Keep your breath fresh and your smile bright
Detect early signs of oral health issues
Support your overall health and wellness
Dental Cleanings
Frequently Asked Questions
Do dental cleanings hurt?
Most patients find cleanings comfortable. We use gentle techniques and can adjust for sensitive areas.
How often should I get a cleaning?
Most people benefit from a cleaning every six months. Some may need more frequent visits depending on their health.
Are cleanings covered by insurance?
Yes, most dental insurance plans cover routine cleanings. We’re happy to check your coverage and explain your benefits.
What if it’s been a long time since my last cleaning?
No judgment here—we’re just glad you’re ready to start fresh! We’ll make your visit comfortable and guide you step-by-step.
How long does a dental cleaning appointment take?
Most cleanings take about 45 minutes to an hour, depending on your individual needs. We respect your time and ensure your visit is both efficient and thorough.