Dental hygiene

Dental hygiene is an extremely important part of modern dentistry. Its importance lies primarily in the prevention of tooth decay, periodontitis (gum disease) and diseases of oral tissues (aesthetics, speech production, food processing), which can be achieved by reducing and limiting the formation of microbial dental plaque.

A regular and systematic regime is of the utmost importance. With the correct dental hygiene, a wide range of complications, such as tooth decay, gingivitis (gum inflammation) and periodontitis, can be easily avoided.

During the initial examination, your dentist or dental hygienist will perform the following:

• A complex examination which includes:
  • a case history diagnosis,
  • an evaluation of the patient's overall dental health and state of dental hygiene,
  • periodontal examination.
• Dental plaque removal.
• Pigmentation removal - using depuration and Air-Flow tooth polishing (according to indication).
• Oral hygiene instruction – theoretical explanation and practical teeth cleaning practice.