Preventive Care
Preventive Dental Care Services
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Personalized ServicesOver 33 Years of ExperienceSe Habla Español
Reliable Preventive Dentistry Services
Preventive dentistry is the practice of caring for your teeth in order to keep them healthy. Over time, your teeth can become weak and prone to developing cavities because of poor eating habits and a lack of oral hygiene.
You can ensure that they stay healthy for a long time by getting exceptional dental care from Susan Foundos-Biegel DDS Assoc. We're a member of the ADA and we're also an active member of the Chicago Dental Society. Get in touch
with us today if you need assistance! We are a local, family-owned business ready to help.
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Dental cleaning
- Polishing your teeth with a brush and special toothpaste
- Removal of food and other particles stuck on or in between your teeth
- Removal of stains and film on teeth in certain cases
- Getting rid of plaque, a sticky substance containing bacteria that builds up on teeth surfaces
- Cleaning and removal of hardened plaque buildups and tartar that would otherwise lead to enamel loss and tooth decay
- Protection of enamel from plaque
- Treatments for diseases caused by an infection in the gums
- Check for: signs of gums pulling away from the roots of teeth, bleeding gums, swelling, redness, and any permanent teeth that appear loose
- Prevention of tooth loss by early detection of gum disease
- Provided for adults and children
- Strengthen teeth and protect them against cavities
- Application of special fluoride rinses and fluoride topical treatments
- Help to stop the formation of cavities
- Help spot tooth decay and other issues that can cause cavities, tooth loss, and other problems
- Used to reveal changes with your teeth and the bones that support them
- Use of the proper brushing technique with the right type of brush and toothpaste
- Use of the correct flossing technique
- Making dietary changes such as avoiding sticky, sugary, or chewy food
- Avoiding medications that can affect your teeth and lead to a dry mouth
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