Hygiene and Maintenance at Dentcof
Longevity starts with consistency.
Maintenance isn’t an afterthought—it’s part of the treatment. At Dentcof, hygiene and follow-up care are designed to extend the life of both natural teeth and restorations. Whether you’ve had a single crown or a full rehabilitation, regular evaluation helps preserve your investment and your oral health.
1. Professional Cleaning and Biofilm Control
Not just clean—clinically stable.
Our hygiene sessions go beyond cosmetic cleaning. We remove biofilm and calculus to reduce inflammation and lower the risk of gum disease and peri-implantitis. Each session is personalized to your treatment history, including implants, veneers, or orthodontics.
2. Periodic Documentation and Comparison
Seeing progress. Catching change.
We document key parameters at every check-up—photos, probing depths, radiographs—creating a timeline of your dental health. This allows us to track tissue stability, wear, and color changes over time.
3. Maintenance of Restorations and Appliances
Support that adapts with you.
We assess the fit, wear, and esthetics of crowns, veneers, aligners, and splints. Minor adjustments can extend lifespan and performance. Our lab is in-house, so refinements are efficient and precise.
I’mperfect in the Long Run
Individual smiles need individual care.
Preserving identity isn’t just about the initial design—it’s about the long-term. Our maintenance protocols are built around your specific anatomy, treatments, and risk factors. Even the most beautiful results need consistency to remain natural and stable.
Learn more about our design philosophy
Prevention as Continuation
Care doesn’t stop at delivery.
Many issues—like wear, mobility, or tissue loss—are preventable with the right follow-up. We don’t just repair—we monitor, educate, and intervene early. Prevention is the quiet part of high-level dentistry.
Technology-Assisted Monitoring
Digital tools, analog habits.
We integrate digital documentation with traditional clinical skills to catch early signs of instability. Photos, scans, and bite records are updated over time to guide decisions and calibrate care.
Hygiene and Maintenance – Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I come in for hygiene visits?
It depends on your case. Most patients benefit from 2 visits per year, but if you have implants, restorations, or a history of periodontal disease, more frequent sessions may be advised.
Why is documentation important during check-ups?
Tracking changes over time helps detect issues before they become problems. It also ensures your treatments—like veneers or implants—continue performing well.
Do restorations need to be replaced regularly?
Not necessarily. With proper care and periodic evaluation, many restorations last for decades. Our goal is to maintain—not replace—what’s already working.
What can I do at home to maintain my results?
Brush and floss consistently, use recommended tools like water flossers or interdental brushes, and follow dietary and hygiene tips provided by our team.
Can you clean around implants and veneers safely?
Yes. We use specialized instruments and techniques designed for different types of restorations. Every hygiene session is adapted to your unique needs.