Professional dental cleaning, also known as soft tissue maintenance, is essential for maintaining optimal oral health. While brushing and flossing at home are crucial, they can’t completely eliminate biofilm (plaque) build-up in hard-to-reach areas. Over time, biofilm hardens into calculus, which requires professional care to remove. At Dental Holistix, we use advanced tools and techniques to keep your teeth clean and your gums healthy.
Hygiene treatment involves a deep clean of your teeth and gums to remove biofilm, calculus, and stains. Our dental hygienists begin by assessing your teeth and gums for signs of gum disease or other conditions. A vegetable dye is then applied to highlight areas of biofilm build-up, and using cutting-edge tools like EMS Airflow, we gently remove deposits to restore your teeth to a clean, healthy state.
Regular hygiene treatments are ideal for anyone looking to:
At Dental Holistix, we’re committed to not only cleaning your teeth but empowering you with the tools to maintain excellent oral health between visits.
We recommend hygiene treatment every six months to maintain oral health. Each appointment lasts around 30-60 minutes, depending on your needs.
The cost of hygiene treatment is $225
"I had a great experience getting the tartar removed by the hygienist, who was efficient and gentle. I had a thorough check-up with the dentist and received some good advice. I'm 68 now, and I believe that, thanks to the work done by the Dental Holistix folks, my teeth are now the best they've ever been in my lifetime. Outstanding dentistry by really nice professionals."
— David B.
Is hygiene treatment painful?
Most patients find hygiene treatment comfortable, but you may feel mild sensitivity, especially if there is significant build-up. Our hygienists take care to ensure your comfort throughout the process.
How often should I have a professional hygiene treatment?
We recommend coming in for hygiene treatment every six months to keep your teeth and gums healthy.
Can I eat after my hygiene treatment?
Yes, you can eat after your appointment, but it’s best to avoid staining foods like coffee or red wine for a few hours.