Routine Dental Exams & Cleanings
in Wynne, AR

We recommend patients receive a dental exam and cleaning at least twice a year. Dental exams allow Dr. Toland to monitor your teeth and gums and any dental work that has been completed to ensure it remains functional and healthy. Teeth cleaning services can help remove plaque and leave your smile feeling fresh. Don’t wait until problems arise. Contact us today to book your dental exam and cleaning in Wynne, AR!

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How often should I get a dental cleaning?

Over time, tartar and plaque build-up on the surface of your teeth and gum line. If plaque and tartar accumulate for an extended period, the teeth and gums become at risk for cavities or gum disease. At Toland Dental, we generally recommend patients get a dental cleaning every six months. However, the frequency can vary based on individual factors like oral hygiene habits, risk of gum disease, and overall health. After your dental exam, our team will recommend how often you should get a dental cleaning.

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How long does a dental exam and cleaning take?

We understand that your time is valuable, and so is the status of your oral health! We encourage you to set aside at least an hour for your appointment. The thoroughness of the exam, the amount of plaque and tartar build-up, and any additional procedures required, such as X-rays or deep cleaning, can all influence how long your routine dental exam and cleaning can take. We also like to leave time to provide you an opportunity to ask us any questions.

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Are routine X-rays necessary?

During your routine dental visit, we may request to complete X-rays. X-rays play a crucial role in dental care as they allow dentists to detect issues not visible during a visual exam alone. We encourage X-rays if you are a new patient or when your oral health calls for them. These X-rays help identify cavities, bone loss, impacted teeth, and other concerns early, enabling prompt treatment and preventing potential complications.

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