Frequently Asked Questions
What types of dental services does Mid Valley Dental offer?
We offer a variety of dental services to meet your healthcare needs. Our team of experienced professionals who remain up-to-date with advanced dental procedures and technologies by pursuing ongoing education. Please visit our Services page for more information on what we offer. What is SureSmile, and how can it help straighten teeth?
SureSmile is an aesthetic alternative to traditional braces, providing a treatment option that enhances your smile. Unlike braces with brackets and wires, ClearCorrect employs transparent plastic aligners to align your teeth. These aligners, resembling a mouthguard, are completely clear and become virtually invisible once placed on your teeth. What advanced dental technology does Mid Valley Dental utilize in their practice?
We recognize that utilizing cutting-edge technology enhances decision-making, empowering our patients to make informed choices about their dental well-being. Our surgical facility is equipped with state-of-the-art technology, such as 3D imaging and digital impressions. The 3D cone beam imaging system we utilize enables us to deliver exceptional patient care by generating detailed 3D scans that offer comprehensive views of the teeth, nerves, bone, and tissues. This advanced technology provides crucial information that traditional flat dental x-rays cannot offer. How often should I visit the dentist for regular check-ups and cleanings?
For optimal oral care, it is generally advised by the American Dental Association (ADA) to schedule routine checkups and cleanings with your dentist every six months. However, the frequency of these visits may differ based on individual factors such as oral health condition and susceptibility to potential issues. What can I expect during a dental examination and cleaning appointment?
Equipped with specialized tools and expertise, our team at Mid Valley Dental will eliminate: -Plaque accumulation from tooth surfaces. Oral bacteria produce plaque, which adheres to teeth and leads to cavities, gum disease, and gingivitis -Tartar deposits from tooth surfaces. Tartar, also known as calculus, results from hardened plaque on the teeth, requiring scaling for its removal -Surface stains from teeth via polishing What are the benefits of preventive dental care?
Practicing preventive dental care is key in sustaining a healthy mouth and minimizing the potential for significant dental problems. Additionally, it can lead to long-term cost savings on dental treatments. |
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