Stay healthy, catch what's not.

This is where it all starts, and honestly, where the best outcomes come from. Regular cleanings, thorough exams, and early detection keep small things small. And when something does come up, catching it early means simpler treatment, less cost, and a lot less stress. Whether it's been six months or six years since your last visit, there's no lecture waiting for you here. Just a team that's glad you showed up.

Cleaning

What it is: A professional cleaning removes plaque and tartar that brushing and flossing miss, especially along the gumline and between teeth. It's also when we check in on your overall oral health, catch anything early, and make sure you leave feeling fresh.

Who is it for: Everyone. If it's been a while, this is the easiest first step back. If you come regularly, this is how we keep it that way.

Exams

What it is: A comprehensive exam is more than just looking at your teeth. We assess your gums, jaw, bite, and screen for anything that needs attention: from cavities to early signs of oral cancer. Think of it as a full check-up for your mouth.

Who is it for: New patients getting a baseline, existing patients due for their regular check-up, or anyone who's noticed something that doesn't feel right.

Deep Cleaning (SRP)

What it is: Scaling and root planing is a deeper clean for patients with gum disease or significant tartar buildup below the gumline. We clean the root surfaces to help your gums reattach and heal. It sounds more intense than it is, most patients are surprised.

Who is it for: Patients with signs of gum disease: bleeding gums, persistent bad breath, or gum recession. Often recommended after an exam reveals deeper pockets around the teeth.

Arrestin

What it is: Arrestin is a localized antibiotic we place directly into infected gum pockets after a deep cleaning. It fights bacteria right at the source and helps your gums heal faster. No pills, no system-wide medication, just targeted treatment where you need it.

Who is it for: Patients undergoing deep cleaning who have specific areas of infection or persistent gum disease that need extra support to heal.

Periodontal Maintenance

What it is: Once you've had treatment for gum disease, regular maintenance visits keep things stable. These are more thorough than a standard cleaning: we measure gum pockets, monitor your progress, and clean areas that are still recovering. It's the follow-through that makes the treatment stick.

Who is it for: Patients who've completed deep cleaning or gum disease treatment. Typically scheduled every 3–4 months instead of the standard 6.