You should visit the dentist every six months for regular cleanings and exams unless otherwise advised by your provider.
Dental Checkups in Dublin, OH
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Cost
A checkup that includes a cleaning, an exam, X-rays, an oral cancer screening and fluoride is $356.
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Appointment Duration
Dental checkups are 60–90 minutes, depending on whether it’s your first visit as a new patient.
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Comfort Measures
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Keep your teeth & oral health in shape with dental checkups near Dublin, OH
Routine dental checkups every six months help prevent tooth decay, gum disease and costly dental work. During your visit, we remove plaque, perform professional cleanings, check for signs of cavities or oral cancer, and ensure that your mouth stays healthy and fresh. You’ll leave with a cleaner smile and peace of mind.
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Oral Cancer Screening Process
Visual Examination: Your dentist visually examines your mouth, tongue and throat to check for any signs of oral cancer. This includes looking for red or white patches, sores or lumps in the tissues.
Physical Examination: In addition to the visual examination, your doctor also performs a physical examination of the tissues in your mouth, tongue and throat using a special tool to feel for any abnormalities or suspicious growths.
Patient Education: By following these simple tips, you can significantly reduce your risk of developing oral cancer and enjoy better overall oral health:
- Reducing your alcohol and tobacco use
- Maintaining good oral hygiene
- Protecting yourself from harmful UV rays by wearing a hat and/or using sunscreen
- Eating a healthy diet rich in fruits and vegetables
FAQ
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How many dental checkups do I need per year?
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Why are dental checkups important?
Checkups help detect cavities, gum disease and oral cancer early, before they become serious and costly.
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What happens during a dental checkup?
We will examine your teeth, check for oral cancers, clean away tartar, polish your smile and possibly take X-rays to check for hidden issues.