Check ups

Regular check ups with your Totnes dentist are advised to compliment a good daily oral health routine and to provide a preventative approach to dental issues.

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    Check ups help to

    • Prevent gum disease and mouth cancer
    • Maintain good oral health
    • Prevent halitosis (bad breath)
    • Retain your teeth
    • Keep a whiter, brighter smile

      What does a check up include?

      On your first visit, a complete health history will be taken to provide us with a broad understanding of your individual needs. 

      What else is include? 

      • Your dentist may take an x-ray of your teeth 
      • Complete a comprehensive examination of your mouth, teeth & gums
      • Examination of the health of the soft tissue in your mouth (cheeks & tongue)
      • Test your gums for any signs of gum disease
      • Remove any plaque or harmful tartar
      • Alongside teeth cleaning and oral health analysis your dentist will offer mouth cancer screening
      • Provide advice and guidance on continued and improved you dental care regime

        How often should I have a check up?

        Your Totnes dentist will advise on how often you should have your teeth checked as part of your oral care routine. This will depend on your individual needs. Some people schedule a dental check up once or twice a year, while others, who may require or have undergone treatment, will need to visit more frequently. You and your local Newark dentist will discuss the most suitable frequency for general check ups and work out a date and time that suits you.

        Contact Dart Vale Dental & Implant Clinic on 01803 840200 today to book your next dental check up.

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          If you're ready to book an appointment, get in touch today with the Totnes team.

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            Regrettably, our NHS services will end on 31st January 2024. We have explored all available options to carry on providing NHS services, but unfortunately these have been exhausted, and we now have no alternative but to hand back our contract and stop providing NHS services. If you would like to find a new practice that accepts NHS patients, you can use the NHS find a dentist service. Or, to discuss options for private dentistry, please get in touch.