At Waterways Dental we're all about preventative care. This includes making sure that our team documents all the kinds of important information that helps us gain a 360-degree view of how your oral health is tracking during each visit. This also entails creating a routine schedule for examinations.
Regular dental check-ups and cleans can identify and address any oral health issues whilst they're small – and actively help you avoid dental issues turning into larger and more costly problems down the track.
+ We pre-book your 6-month dental check-up and clean appointments so that you're receiving optimal care without needing to worry about availability or forgetting to book.
+ We are proactive in taking regular photos and x-rays to maintain a baseline on your teeth condition and how your teeth look.
+ We will only recommend treatment that will help maintain the integrity of your teeth.
By having a preventative approach to your dental care and general dentistry, you're looking after the oral health of your future self – we're here to help your smile last a lifetime.
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We recommend that you brush your teeth at least twice daily using good technique.
We also recommend that you floss daily. Twice would be ideal but if that isn't possible, once before bed would be great.
Our skilled oral therapists will be happy to review your technique with you and give you pointers to help you improve to get the most out of your home-care routine.
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