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Preventative care, at its core, refers to the proactive measures taken to protect your oral health, ensuring early detection of potential issues and maintaining a healthy mouth. By embracing preventative care at Flatiron Dental, patients can not only enhance the longevity and strength of their teeth but also ensure their overall well-being is safeguarded.
Our Customized Wellness Plan is designed specifically for each patient, focusing on their unique oral health needs. By integrating regular check-ups, cleaning, and a personalized treatment plan, it aids in preventing dental complications, ensuring a healthy smile and promoting overall oral wellness.
3D Record Keeping employs advanced imaging technology to capture detailed records of your oral structure. This not only offers unparalleled accuracy in diagnosis but also ensures timely interventions, preventing potential oral health challenges and providing a comprehensive overview of one’s dental landscape.
Salivary testing offers a non-invasive way to assess a patient's oral health at the microbial level. Through this test, we can identify specific bacteria that may lead to gum disease, cavities, and other oral health issues, enabling us to provide targeted treatments and proactive care.
Oral Cancer Screening is a pivotal step in early detection of potential malignancies in the mouth. With this screening, Dr. Jagirdar can swiftly identify abnormal tissue changes, which increases the chances of early intervention, successful treatment, and a better prognosis for patients.
Preventative care is the cornerstone of good oral health. By taking proactive measures, patients can avoid the onset of many dental complications, ensure early detection of potential issues, and maintain optimal oral hygiene. It not only safeguards your smile but also contributes to overall health and well-being.
Regular oral cancer screenings are vital. For most individuals, an annual screening during their routine dental check-up suffices. However, if you have risk factors such as a history of tobacco use, heavy alcohol consumption, or a previous diagnosis, more frequent screenings might be recommended.
