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Why Regular Dental Cleanings & Exams Matter
Most dental problems don't announce themselves. Cavities, gum disease, and even oral cancer often develop quietly, without pain or obvious symptoms, until they become significantly more difficult and costly to treat. Regular cleanings paired with comprehensive exams are your strongest defense.
At Smile Vegas Dental, we've built our cleaning and exam process around one goal: catching problems early and keeping them from becoming bigger ones. Our dentist and hygienist work together at every visit to assess, clean, and monitor your oral health from every angle, using advanced technology like iTero 3D scanning and dental laser therapy alongside the fundamentals of great preventive care.
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What to Expect for a Routine Cleaning
Our process for Dental Exams
The exam process includes a medical history review, where we gather information about your medical history, including previous dental procedures, allergies and medications. To assess decay or other less visible problems, we may take a full mouth and pano x-ray, and an Itero scan to view your teeth in a 3D image.
Our dental exam also includes an oral cancer screening, where our dentist checks for any signs of lumps or bumps in the mouth or neck. We carefully examine your gums, using a probe to measure the spaces between your teeth and gums to detect any signs of gum disease. Finally, we visually inspect your teeth to check for signs of decay, damage, or other issues.
By prioritizing the dental exam and staying vigilant about oral health, we can help prevent complicated oral health problems from developing and ensure that our patients maintain healthy and beautiful smiles for years to come.

Gum Infection Therapy / Deep Cleaning
Gum infection therapy is a dental procedure that involves deep cleaning of the teeth and gums to prevent or treat gum disease. It is also referred to as scaling and root planing. Scaling removes plaque and tartar build-up from the teeth and the gumline, while root planing smooths the tooth's root surfaces to help the gums reattach to the teeth.
Our Dentist or hygienist may recommend gum infection therapy if a patient has moderate to advanced gum disease or if they have not had regular dental cleanings in some time. Gum disease is a serious condition that can lead to tooth loss and other health problems. It is caused by bacteria that build up in the gums, which can be difficult to remove with regular brushing and flossing alone. Gum infection therapy is a comprehensive treatment that can help prevent gum disease from progressing and restore oral health.
Do You Need a Deep Cleaning?
- Haven't been to the dentist in a year or more
- Notice bleeding when you brush or floss
- Have persistent bad breath that doesn't improve with brushing
- Are experiencing gum sensitivity, swelling, or recession
- Have been told you have early or advancing gum disease
- Notice your teeth feeling loose or shifting
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