Routine teeth cleaning is one of the most essential steps you can take to protect your oral health. At Sawgrass Dental Arts in Coral Springs, Dr. Fabiola Liendo and her compassionate team provide thorough and gentle cleanings that go far beyond just polishing your smile. We focus on preventing gum disease, removing stubborn plaque and tartar, and giving you the tools you need for a healthier mouth and body.
Our comfort-first environment and personalized approach make each visit relaxing and stress-free, even for those with dental anxiety. Whether it’s your first cleaning in years or visiting the dentist is part of your regular routine, you can count on us for attentive, professional care. Dr. Liendo and her team are known for their warm, empathetic approach.
Many of our patients tell us that their experience with us has changed the way they view going to the dentist. Whether you're someone who stays on top of your six-month cleanings or you're returning to dental care after a long hiatus, we’re here to meet you where you are and help you move forward with confidence.
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Why Should I Get Teeth Cleaning?
Even the most consistent at-home brushing and flossing can’t reach every nook and cranny in your mouth, especially places where plaque can harden into tartar. Professional teeth cleanings at Sawgrass Dental Arts are designed to meticulously eliminate buildup, freshen your breath, and stop early signs of gum disease before they progress.
In addition to protecting your gums and teeth, routine cleanings can help detect underlying issues before they become major problems. During each visit, we’re not just cleaning your teeth. We’re also examining your entire oral environment for signs of decay, infection, or abnormalities. By staying on top of your cleanings, you’re investing in your long-term oral health. That can mean fewer dental emergencies and more confident smiles in the future.
But the benefits of a cleaning go deeper than just your teeth. Dental health is closely connected to your overall wellness, and cleanings play a key role in championing that connection. Many patients are surprised to learn just how interconnected oral health is with the rest of the body. Dr. Liendo’s holistic approach means your oral care helps support your full-body health, reducing your risk of issues like heart attack, stroke, diabetes complications, and more!
Did you know…
Skipping six-month cleanings can increase your risk of heart disease and stroke by 25%.
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The Benefits Of Teeth Cleaning
Prevents Gum Disease
Regular cleanings remove the bacteria that cause gum inflammation and infection. This protects both your gums and the bone that supports your teeth. When plaque is not removed, it hardens into tartar, which is much more difficult to eliminate with at-home tools.
Tartar harbors bacteria that irritate the gum tissue, leading to gingivitis, which is the earliest stage of gum disease. Left unchecked, this can progress into periodontitis, a more serious condition that damages the bone and can lead to tooth loss. Consistent professional cleanings greatly reduce your risk, keeping your smile healthy and your gums strong.
Freshens Breath Naturally
Built-up plaque and tartar trap bacteria that contribute to bad breath. A thorough cleaning leaves your mouth fresher and more comfortable. Halitosis, or chronic bad breath, is often caused by poor oral hygiene and the presence of bacteria on the teeth and gums.
By removing these bacteria during your cleaning, we not only leave your mouth feeling clean but also help you avoid the social discomfort that often comes with persistent bad breath. Many patients notice an immediate difference in how their mouth feels and smells after a professional cleaning.
Supports Whole-Body Wellness
Studies show a strong link between oral hygiene and conditions like diabetes and heart disease. Keeping your mouth healthy supports your overall health. Inflammation caused by gum disease doesn’t just stay in the mouth. It can affect other systems in the body, too.
Chronic oral inflammation can contribute to systemic inflammation, which plays a role in a wide range of serious health conditions. By maintaining a healthy mouth, you reduce your body’s overall inflammatory burden and help support your immune system, cardiovascular system, and even metabolic health.
The Teeth Cleaning Treatment Process
Comprehensive Oral Exam
Before we begin, Dr. Liendo carefully examines your teeth, gums, and mouth. This step ensures we catch any signs of decay, inflammation, or other concerns early, and adjust your cleaning plan accordingly. You’ll never feel rushed or overlooked during your visit. We take the time to understand your needs and make sure you feel completely at ease.
This exam also includes checking for signs of oral cancer, tooth mobility, recession, and other dental or periodontal conditions. By taking the time to assess your full oral health picture, we tailor your cleaning and recommendations to exactly what your smile needs.
Gentle Plaque and Tartar Removal
Using specialized tools, our skilled hygienist gently removes plaque and tartar from above the gum line. This is where bacteria like to hide, but don’t worry, our precision technique and empathetic approach mean even patients with sensitivity feel cared for and comfortable during the process.
Our hygienists are trained not only in clinical technique but in making patients feel at ease. If you’ve had negative dental experiences in the past or experience sensitivity, we’ll take the time to use the gentlest tools and techniques. Your comfort is our priority, and we never rush the process.
Polishing and Preventive Guidance
After your teeth are fully cleaned, they’re polished with a high-grade paste that lifts away surface stains and leaves them shining. We’ll also take a moment to offer personalized tips on improving your brushing and flossing at home. At Sawgrass Dental Arts, we believe education is empowerment, and we want you to feel confident taking care of your smile between visits.
Our team will show you the most effective ways to brush, floss, and care for your teeth with the tools that work best for you. We may recommend a particular toothbrush, flossing method, or fluoride product depending on your specific needs. These small changes can make a big difference in your oral health between visits.
Before & Afters
A smile is worth 1,000 words.
Frequently Asked Questions
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