Preventive care

Attentive, structured care,
designed to preserve your oral health for the long term.

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Your visit, step by step

1

Comprehensive examination

Precise evaluation of your teeth and gums, supported by advanced imaging tools when necessary.

2

X-rays (as needed)

Digital X-rays, with reduced exposure, to see what's not visible to the naked eye.

3

Professional cleaning

A gentle cleaning, tailored to your level of sensitivity and performed with precision.

4

Clear recommendations

You'll leave with a clear understanding of your situation and the next steps.

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1

Comprehensive examination

A thorough evaluation of your teeth and gums, supported by advanced imaging technology when needed.

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2

X-rays (when needed)

Digital X-rays with reduced radiation exposure, helping us see what is not visible to the naked eye.

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3

Professional cleaning

A gentle cleaning, tailored to your level of sensitivity and performed with precision.

A smiling woman puts on a clear aligner in front of a mirror.
4

Clear recommendations

You leave with a clear understanding of your situation and the next steps.

Clear explanations, without jargon
We explain every step before taking action
Thoughtful recommendations, never excessive
Nothing feels rushed
Regular care, tailored to you
A gentle approach, from start to finish

FAQ

Answers to some of the most common questions.

Does it hurt?

No, examinations, X-rays and cleanings are performed gently and adapted to your level of sensitivity.

How long does a visit take?

The length of a visit depends on your needs. Most preventive care appointments last between 45 and 90 minutes.

Is everything done during the same appointment?

In most cases, yes. Whenever possible, examinations, X-rays and cleanings are completed during the same visit.

How often should I come in?

For most patients, a visit every six months is recommended. However, the frequency may vary depending on your situation.

Should I come in even if I don't have any pain?

Yes. Many dental issues can develop without causing pain. Regular checkups often help detect them earlier.

When you're ready