Comprehensive Oral Assessment and Personalized Scaling and Polishing. Professional Teeth Whitening available upon initial assessment, may not be suitable for everyone. Please enquire for further details.

Scaling
Removal of bacteria, plaque, tartar/and or calculus above the gumline.

Root Planning
Removal of bacteria, tartar, and or calculus below the gumline which are more destructive.
These procedures can prevent further bleeding, halitosis (bad breath) , reduce gum swelling, prevent bone loss around the teeth and tooth loss due to gum disease or periodontitis. Periodontitis is seldom painful and left untreated can cause health concerns.

Polishing
Removal of surface stains from the teeth leaving you with a fresh clean whiter smile.

Pit and Fissure Sealants
It is a procedure used to protect the chewing surfaces of the molar and premolar teeth from decay.

Professional Teeth Whitening
We offer a selection of teeth whitening, depending on the client’s needs and preferences. The procedures vary from twenty minutes to one hour and are done by a regulated and licensed dental hygienist professional. An initial consultation is required to determine what is best for the client. Also teeth whitening products can be purchased on our website through PayPal.

Female Hormones
About three –quarters of periodontal office visits are made by woman, even though woman tend to take better care of their teeth than men. Hormone- influenced gingivitis appears in some adolescents, in some pregnant women, and is occasionally a side effect of the birth control medication.

Pregnancy
Hormonal changes during pregnancy can aggravate existing gingivitis, which typically worsens around the second month and reaches a peak in the eighth month.
Periodontal disease can increase the risk for low-weight infants and cause other complications, so it is important for pregnant women to see a dentist and / or hygienist.

Menopause
Estrogen deficiency after menopause reduces bone mineral density, which can lead to bone loss. Bone loss is associated with both periodontal disease and osteoporosis. During Menopause some women may develop a rare condition called menopausal gingvostomatitis, in which gums are dry, shiny, and bleed easily. Women may also experience abnormal tastes and sensations, such as salty, spicy, acidic, and burning.