Why Are Routine Dental Checkups Important?
Routine dental checkups are important because not only do they give you the peace of mind that alls well in your mouth but also help nip any potential dental problems in the bud.
Long term this not only reduces the need for longer more difficult dental procedures but will also help save you money on future dental treatments.
A Detailed Dental Examination
Our dentists undertake a detailed examination of your dental health and hygiene status using a wide variety of advanced equipment and will discuss any potential issues with you.
We are happy to discuss any issues or concerns you may have, and will work closely with you to find the right solutions for your needs.
Benefits of Routine Dental Checkups
Optimise Your Oral Health
Regular Visits Help Avoid Needing Large Treatments
Get Educated On How To Take Care Of Your Oral Health
Oral Cancer Examination Is Also Carried Out
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Protect Your Overall Health & Well Being
Avoid Future Complications
Keep Your Smile White And Bright!
More Information About Routine Dental Checkups
- Our Dental Hygiene Advice
- Quality Dental Hygiene
- Brushing Your Teeth
- Teeth Replacement Options
Our Dental Hygiene Advice
We will explain the best way to take care of your teeth, including how to clean, floss, and use mouthwash effectively.
In the video in this panel, our very own hygienist, Ailbhe O'Sullivan explains how to floss your teeth correctly.
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Quality Dental Hygiene
Our hygienists use effective cleaning techniques that remove tartar and plaque, including scaling and polishing for both normal and sensitive teeth.
They pay particular attention to staining from tea, coffee, wine, and smoking. We can also offer gentle air abrasion of teeth to bring the colour up to their very whitest.
In addition, we will be able to advise you how to clean your teeth effectively, preventing any future dental complications.
In the video in this panel, Ailbhe O'Sullivan explains what a dental hygienist does in detail.
Brushing Your Teeth
Ailbhe advises that everybody brushes their teeth, twice a day for 2 minutes.
Preferably using soft bristles. This is because your less likely to do any damage to the gums with soft bristles.
You should use about a pea sized amount of toothpaste.
The best technique to brush your teeth is called 'modified bass' technique. Ailbhe explains how this works in the video in this panel.
Teeth Replacement Options
Sometimes teeth require a more in-depth treatment, especially if they are cracked, damaged, or missing entirely.
Our dentists offer a wide variety of tooth replacement options including dental implants, dental bridges or implant retained dentures.
We will work with you to restore your smile.
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Commonly Asked Questions
How often should I see a dentist?
It is recommended to visit a dentist for a checkup every 6 months, and no less than once a year at a minimum.
This allows the dentist to identify any problems and prevent future problems from happening!
What happens at a dentist check up?
The dentist will do a detailed exam to make sure everything is ok with your teeth and the other structures in your mouth.
It is very important to maintain regular visits to the dentist to avoid major problems and to maintain your oral health.
How much does a dental check up cost?
At 3Dental, a general checkup is €40.
Is dental check ups covered by insurance?
It depends on the insurance policy you have. You will need to check with your insurance company.
How long does a routine dental check-up appointment take?
A routine check-up is usually over within about 10 minutes. Usually we will look at your teeth and gums to look for signs of decay or infection.
We often will take an x—ray or two to look more closely. It won’t hurt, and afterwards the dentist will wait to talk to you about any treatment you may need.
Can bad teeth be fixed?
It’s our job as dentists to try to fix bad teeth. We always want to save teeth and usually we can. We can repair decay (fillings), gum disease (hygiene), nerve damage (root canals) or crooked teeth (braces).
Sometimes a very broken down tooth is beyond repair. But in these cases after an extraction, we can often put in an implant.
Is dental teeth cleaning necessary?
Yes, it’s very important. Our hygienists will thoroughly clean your teeth and gums. This not only makes your mouth feel fresher but helps prevent tooth decay and gum problems (periodental disease) which can lead to tooth loss.
Normally, we recommend a cleaning twice a year.
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