General Dentistry
The foundation of a healthy smile
Prevention is the most effective treatment. Regular check-ups and timely care prevent bigger problems and preserve your oral health long-term.
- recommended check-up interval
- 6 months
- low-radiation X-rays
- Digital
- of family practice
- 71 years
Catching problems early is the best treatment
Most dental problems progress without pain: a small cavity, wear from bruxism or gum inflammation rarely cause symptoms at first. That’s why regular check-ups are the simplest, most comfortable and most affordable way to look after your mouth.
At every visit we check your teeth, gums, bite and jaw joint, and compare them with your previous check-ups. If we find something, we show you with photos and X-rays and talk through the options before deciding on any treatment.
What’s included
General dentistry services
Everything you need to keep your mouth healthy, in one place and with the same team.
- 01
Check-ups & digital diagnostics
Complete evaluation with low-radiation digital X-rays.
- 02
Dental cleaning & prophylaxis
Removal of plaque and tartar to prevent cavities and gum disease.
- 03
Bruxism treatment
Custom night guards to protect your teeth from nighttime wear.
- 04
Cavity treatment
Aesthetic restorations that restore shape and function to the affected tooth.
- 05
Preventive dentistry
Tailored care plans to maintain your oral health over time.
- 06
Digital X-rays
Precise diagnostics with minimal radiation exposure.
Step by step
What your first visit looks like
- 01
Conversation
You tell us about any discomfort, your habits and history, and what you’d like to improve.
- 02
Full exam
We take our time checking your teeth, gums, bite and jaw joint.
- 03
X-rays
Only the ones we need, digital and with minimal radiation.
- 04
Plan and next steps
We explain what we found and decide together how to proceed.
Before and after
Restorations you can’t tell apart
Aftercare
Caring for your mouth between visits
- Brush at least twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, especially before bed.
- Floss or use interdental brushes once a day.
- If you have a night guard, wear it every night and bring it to your check-ups.
- Limit sugary and acidic drinks between meals.
Frequently asked questions
What patients ask us most
How often should I have a check-up?
For most people, every 6 months. If you have gum disease, bruxism or many restorations, we may recommend more frequent visits.
Does a dental cleaning damage enamel?
No. A cleaning removes plaque and tartar with instruments designed not to harm enamel. You may feel some temporary sensitivity for a few hours afterwards.
What is bruxism and how is it treated?
It’s the habit of clenching or grinding your teeth, often while you sleep. It wears teeth down and can cause muscle or jaw joint pain. We mainly treat it with a custom-made night guard.
Are digital X-rays safe?
Yes. They use a considerably lower radiation dose than conventional X-rays, and we only take them when they add information to your diagnosis.
Book your check-up
Prevention starts with a first visit. Book your appointment today.