Cleanings & Checkups
in Georgetown, TX

Thorough oral hygiene is important and should begin at home. However, it is equally important that you supplement home care with regular visits to Westinghouse Dental for family dentistry. Checkups will allow us to check your teeth, gums and bones. Cleanings that are performed by a qualified dental technician or dentist will get into all the places that brushing and flossing can’t reach. If you have had previous dental work done, it is essential that you attend checkups. Patients who visit our offices for cleanings and checkups are less likely to need extensive dental work. During each checkup, we will assess your oral health and recommend any necessary treatments or changes you should make to your daily oral health regime.
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Comprehensive Dental Exams

As part of our commitment to exceptional dental care, Westinghouse Dental offers all our patients comprehensive dental exams. These exams are essential to keeping track of any issues with your teeth, gums and bones. During your exam, your dental team will take x-rays, imprints of your teeth and gums, check bone density and perform any treatments that are necessary.

You will have the opportunity to ask questions or raise any concerns you may have in a friendly and relaxed environment. We will provide you with advice on dental care, as well as offer you literature which you can take home for further reference.

A comprehensive dental exam is designed to provide you with the most thorough checkup possible. By attending periodic dental exams, you help us detect potential oral health problems and take steps towards safeguarding your teeth and gums against decay or disease.

To arrange an appointment for cleanings, checkups or a comprehensive dental exam, contact Westinghouse Dental at your earliest convenience. Our friendly team is ready to guide you through the process so that you know exactly what steps to take.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Cleanings & Checkups

No. Most cleanings are gentle and painless. If your gums are sensitive, your dentist can use numbing gel or other options to make you comfortable.