We always begin at the beginning, when we discuss whether a patient is following through on what it takes to maintain wonderful oral health. With that said, of course, the beginning is asking whether you’re brushing and flossing your smile (and how it’s going). If you’re on track and doing what it takes, then the following is true:
When was your last preventive dental visit with our team? Did you receive a checkup and cleaning six months ago? And six months before that? If so, you’re doing what you should be doing prevention-wise in terms of the professional care your oral health requires!
Do you need a filling or other restorative treatment right now? If not, then you’re on track in this area! If you know that you need a restorative treatment but you haven’t scheduled it yet, do so to ensure you’re doing your best!
Remember that avoiding oral health problems and damage to your smile isn’t only all about hygiene-related illnesses. It’s also about your approach. In order to do what it takes to maintain a smile that’s extremely healthy, remember that you must approach your teeth and gums gently. If you feel you’ve been rushing and applying too much force, it is important that you back off of the pressure and remain steady and delicate with your care.
Follow through on the care you need with our team, as well as learning more about all that you’re doing right (and what you might improve upon)! Remain up-to-date with checkups for a healthy smile. Set up an appointment in Grand Prairie, TX by contacting your dentist at Pecan Tree Dental to schedule a visit at (972) 262-5111.
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