Dental Checkups & Cleanings – San Antonio, TX
Giving Smiles the Attention They Deserve
Regular dental checkups and cleanings in San Antonio that occur every six months are invaluable. These worthwhile visits allow our team at Dr. Bianca Sanchez’s office to examine and clean your smile so that it remains healthy year after year. Naturally, practicing good oral hygiene between appointments is also important, but allowing us to give your teeth and gums the attention they deserve lowers your risk of developing cavities, gum disease, and even oral cancer in the long run. Don’t let another six months go by! Call us to schedule an appointment with Dr. Sanchez today.
Why Choose Dr. Bianca Sanchez for Dental Checkups and Cleanings?
- Woman-Owned Dental Practice in San Antonio
- Bilingual Dental Staff to Make Communication Easier
- In-Network with Many PPO Dental Insurance Plans
Why are Dental Checkups & Cleanings Important?
Time passes quickly, which means problems can occur over time that result in cavities forming and gum disease wreaking havoc on teeth and soft oral tissues. Without regular dental checkups and cleanings, these issues can worsen, causing bone and tooth loss, as well as complications throughout your body.
Keeping these six-month appointments allows you to give your smile the attention it deserves. What happens inside your mouth can have a positive or negative effect on your overall health. Letting Dr. Sanchez and our team provide detailed examinations and thorough dental cleanings will give you the best chance to approach each day with a healthier, stronger, more beautiful, and fully functional smile.
What to Expect During a Dental Checkup
Once seated in the treatment chair at our dental office, a member of our team will take digital X-rays (if required) to generate a scan that your dentist in San Antonio can review before crafting a treatment plan. These images, along with a thorough dental examination, will not only allow us to check for early signs of decay, cavities, gum disease, mouth sores, oral cancer, and more, but also determine if damage or infection exists.
After collecting her findings, Dr. Sanchez will develop a plan that indicates whether you need additional treatment to repair or restore portions of your smile.