Preventive Dental Care
Preventive Dental Care
Preventive dental care is the foundation of a healthy smile. At SsmileVille Braces and Dental Care, we focus on stopping problems before they start. Regular dental check-ups, professional cleanings, and oral health education help reduce the risk of cavities, gum disease, and other dental issues. We recommend bi-annual visits for both adults and children to monitor oral health, clean hard-to-reach areas, and detect any issues early. Preventive care also includes fluoride treatments, sealants, and personalized hygiene plans. Our goal is to help you maintain your natural teeth for life with the least amount of dental intervention needed.
Description
Our preventive dental services are comprehensive and tailored to each patient. Every visit begins with a detailed oral examination to assess the condition of your teeth, gums, and bite. Professional cleanings remove plaque and tartar buildup, preventing decay and gum problems. We also provide fluoride treatments to strengthen enamel and sealants for extra protection in children. Personalized guidance on brushing techniques, flossing, and dietary choices ensures you’re equipped to care for your smile between visits.
At SsmileVille, we believe prevention is always better than cure. Our mission is to keep your smile healthy, functional, and beautiful at every stage of life.
Lead Doctor
Dr Sujata Yerawadekar
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Steps to that perfect smile!
Step 1
We assess your oral health and identify any early signs of dental issues. A personalized preventive plan is created.
Step 2
Procedures like cleaning, scaling, fluoride, or sealants are done to protect your teeth from future problems.
Step 3
Follow-up visits are planned to keep your oral health on track and ensure long-term protection for your smile.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It includes regular check-ups, cleanings, and habits to stop problems before they start.
No, cleaning removes tartar and stains. Whitening is a cosmetic procedure.
Every 6 months is ideal, unless your dentist suggests otherwise.