Treatment
Hygiene and Prevention
Prevention is the foundation of good oral health. Taking care of your teeth regularly doesn't just mean avoiding cavities: it means protecting your gums, preventing periodontal disease, eliminating tartar and maintaining fresh breath and a healthy smile over time. When a cavity is already deep and has reached the pulp, endodontic therapy becomes necessary—the best reason not to delay hygiene appointments.
Professional hygiene sessions, performed by our qualified dental hygienist with ultrasonic instruments and manual curettes, remove tartar and bacterial plaque that even the most careful toothbrush cannot eliminate. It is recommended at least once a year, every six months in higher-risk patients.
During each session we also evaluate the condition of your gums, check for periodontal pockets and provide personalized instructions on home oral hygiene, including proper use of toothbrush, dental floss and interdental brushes.