Are you worried about your bad dental hygiene?

If you are searching for 'dental hygiene near me' or looking for a Hygienist appointment in London, then look no further. Our skilled hygienists at our Museum Dental Suites clinic are always there to help you.

Dental Hygiene

£99with Nicole

£119with the dentist

Extensive Dental Hygiene £140

Airflow £35

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Dental Hygienist in London

At Museum Dental Suites, highly experienced London’s dental hygienist can help with professional teeth cleaning using airflow, scaling and polishing methods. We can eliminate your plaque and surface stains from the teeth. It can help to avoid gum disease and promote good oral hygiene.

Visiting a local dental hygienist regularly is a good practice for maintaining excellent oral health. You can book an appointment with our skilled dental hygienist who will improve your oral health. We ensure your dental hygiene session will be comfortable and relaxed with us. Our dental clinic remains open six days a week, including Saturdays.

Meet our Dental Hygienist

Nicole Sadler

Nicole has attained hygienist degree from Kings College University London in 2005.

Nicole has experience in working with children and adults. She is good at helping nervous patients to make them feel ease with her friendly behaviour. She has an amazing ability to spot out the needs of patients and provide personalised treatment course for each patient.

What to expect from a dental hygienist appointment

We provide hygienist appointments at our dental practice in London to clean teeth and gums thoroughly. We will also give valuable advice on maintaining a daily routine for your improved dental hygiene. All dental hygiene appointments provide these services:

Dental Examination

We detect the buildup of calculus, plaque and bleeding to find out whether there is any kind of inflammation.

Scaling & Polishing

We use modern tools, including the latest air polishing technology, to get rid of plaque and calculus. This procedure uses a powerful stream of sodium bicarbonate, water and air directed at the teeth to get rid of debris and polish tooth surface.

Dental Hygiene Advice

You may keep visible areas of your mouth clean with routine dental hygiene visits. This can prevent long-term problems caused due to inadequate oral care.

Our dental hygienist provides halitosis treatment at our clinic, which can cause bad oral hygiene.

Comprehensive Teeth Cleaning Procedures

Our comprehensive teeth cleaning involve three steps to ensure thorough mouth cleaning and oral health. Here is a step-by-step procedure with airflow, scaling, and polishing:

Step 1

Initial Examination

Our skilled dental hygienist begins with full mouth examination to check overall health of your teeth and gums. This will identify specific areas which need special attention during the cleaning process.
Step 2

Get rid of Plaque and Tartar

A) Scaling:

This method will eliminate tartar and plaque from the teeth surface. With special instruments called scalers, the hygienist gently scrapes away deposits by focusing particularly on the areas between your teeth and around the gum line where plaque will accumulate.

B) Airflow:

This process has the combination of fine powder, air and water to eliminate plaque, soft deposits and stain marks from the teeth. It is effective in reaching those difficult areas and is less abrasive when compared to the traditional scaling.

C) Polishing:

After scaling, your teeth will be polished. The hygienist takes a brush and a toothpaste-like substance to eliminate surface stains and make tooth surface smooth. This makes it difficult for the plaque to adhere.

D) Flossing:

The hygienist will be flossing your teeth to remove plaque and particles that have been dislodged at the time of cleaning. This can clean the areas between your teeth which are difficult to reach with a toothbrush.

E) Rinsing:

After scaling and polishing, you will have to rinse mouth to get rid of debris from the cleaning process.
Step 3

Proper Advice and Final Inspection

The hygienist conducts a thorough check and provides personalized advice on oral hygiene practices based on the findings at the time of cleaning.

Benefits of Visiting a Dental Hygienist

A dental hygienist visit provides several benefits for your oral and overall health:

Get Rid of Plaque and Tartar If you brush and floss daily, it is still possible to accumulate tartar and plaque in hard-to-reach areas. Our dental hygienist possesses necessary tools and expertise for cleaning teeth thoroughly and eliminating these substances. This can help in the prevention of mouth cavities and gum disease.
Prevent Gum Disease Daily cleanings may prevent further progression of gum disease, which can be the reason for tooth loss and receding gums when you do not treat it on time. Early detection and proper treatment are necessary in identify the problem of gum disease.
Oral Cancer Screening During a dental visit, the hygienist checks for any signs of oral cancer. This is necessary for early detection and effective treatment.
Maintain Dental Hygiene Habits Dental hygienists give personalized advice on brushing, flossing, and other aspects of oral care. This can help to maintain healthy teeth and strong gums.
Detect Oral Problems They can help to identify early signs of problems such as mouth cavities, broken fillings, and others, allowing for on-time treatment before the issues become worse.
Brighter Smile Professional cleaning can help to eliminate stains from tea, coffee, tobacco, and wine, leading to brighter smile.
Fresh Breath Daily cleanings may help to fight persistent bad breath by eliminating bacteria, plaque and tartar which contribute to it.
Overall Health Benefits Good dental health has been linked to your overall health condition. Improper dental hygiene is related to diabetes, heart disease, stroke, and other health concerns. Routine visits to a hygienist might lead to better overall health.

Your daily routine for good oral hygiene habits

It is necessary to follow daily dental hygiene routine and maintain good oral health.

Brush teeth in the morning and at night by focusing on all the areas of your teeth and gums.
Use an electric toothbrush to attain maximum cleaning effect.
Patients may be benefitting with a mouthwash after proper brushing.
Flossing can eliminate plaque and tartar in between your teeth.
Use a tongue scraper to lessen debris on your tongue.
Schedule routine dental hygiene appointments to remove plaque and tartar from hard-to-reach areas.

Costs of Dental Hygiene Treatment at Our Clinic in London

At Museum Dental Suites, we can help you with quality and affordable dental hygiene services. We focus on transparent pricing without hidden costs by ensuring top-notch care at competitive rates.

Hygiene
From £99
Airflow
From £35
Extensive Hygiene
From £140

FAQs

When Do You Need to Visit a Dental Hygienist?

While patients with a good record of dental hygiene can usually expect to see the hygienist every 6 months, those who have had dental treatments such as crowns, bridges, implants, fillings, or dentures should plan more routine appointments with the hygienist.

How Often Should You Go to a Hygienist?

The frequency of your routine dental hygiene appointments should be determined individually and advised after your initial consultation with your dentist. We recommend routine checkups every six months with your dentist and hygienist to ensure you have a healthy mouth and a confident smile.

How Long Will a Hygienist Appointment Be?

The duration of a hygienist appointment will vary based on the condition of your teeth and gums. An appointment typically lasts between 30 and 60 minutes. To reduce the time needed for a hygienist appointment, it is advised to book regular check-ups as directed and maintain the highest standards of oral hygiene between appointments. After an initial consultation with us, we will provide detailed advice about your individual case.

Can It Hurt to Get a Scale and Polish?

A scale and polish should not cause pain. You might feel an some sensitivity sensation, it is definitely possible to use anaesthetic cream or injections if needs be to dull the pain.