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IMPORTANCE OF REGULAR DENTAL EXAMS Regular Important We recommend a check-up every six months so we can identify and prevent a variety of oral health problems. Check-Ups Steps in Regular Exam Each visit will be different based on your situation, but generally, check-ups include several steps. We start by reviewing, your concems, dental chart, and medical history so we can determine the most appropriate care for you. The check-up also includes cleaning your teeth. This enables us to clearly see the condition of your teeth and gums and to remove the plaque, tartar and bacteria that cause tooth decay and gum disease. If needed, we polish your teeth to smooth their surfaces and remove light stains. A regular check-up includes a careful visual exam of your mouth. We check for decay on the biting surfaces of teeth, signs of wear, cracks, or other problems with restorations such as filings and crowns, as well as any abnormal loss of tooth structure. In addition, we check the color and contours of your gums, Red, swollen gums are signs of gingivitis or periodontal disease. We use a periodontal probe to check the depth of the spaces between your teeth and gums. We also diagnose any sores or lesions on the soft tissues of your mouth, screening them for signs of oral cancer. Other conditions cannot be easily seen, so we often take x-rays. X-rays show us decay between and inside the teeth and tartar on the teeth and tooth roots. X-rays also show us signs of periodontal disease, such as the loss of bone around the teeth. In addition, x-rays allow us to see cysts, abscesses and other problems. We may also examine your jaw joint to help diagnose problems with your bite or TMJ. Sometimes check-ups include additional treatments based on your individual situation. We review your home care routine and give you advice on a good diet for maintaining good oral health and a beautiful smile. Regular check-up are important because neglecting dental conditions can lead to much more serious problems, such a infected teeth, tooth loss and shifting teeth, receding gums, loss of bone, in the jaw and painful jaw joints. With regular exams, we can detect problems early and help you maintain your oral and overall health. New Patients Always Accepted Bremen Dr. Doug Tolle, DDS 1712 W. Plymouth St. Bremen, IN 46506 Family Dentistry 574-546-2851 BremenFamilyDentistry.com IMPORTANCE OF REGULAR DENTAL EXAMS Regular Important We recommend a check-up every six months so we can identify and prevent a variety of oral health problems. Check-Ups Steps in Regular Exam Each visit will be different based on your situation, but generally, check-ups include several steps. We start by reviewing, your concems, dental chart, and medical history so we can determine the most appropriate care for you. The check-up also includes cleaning your teeth. This enables us to clearly see the condition of your teeth and gums and to remove the plaque, tartar and bacteria that cause tooth decay and gum disease. If needed, we polish your teeth to smooth their surfaces and remove light stains. A regular check-up includes a careful visual exam of your mouth. We check for decay on the biting surfaces of teeth, signs of wear, cracks, or other problems with restorations such as filings and crowns, as well as any abnormal loss of tooth structure. In addition, we check the color and contours of your gums, Red, swollen gums are signs of gingivitis or periodontal disease. We use a periodontal probe to check the depth of the spaces between your teeth and gums. We also diagnose any sores or lesions on the soft tissues of your mouth, screening them for signs of oral cancer. Other conditions cannot be easily seen, so we often take x-rays. X-rays show us decay between and inside the teeth and tartar on the teeth and tooth roots. X-rays also show us signs of periodontal disease, such as the loss of bone around the teeth. In addition, x-rays allow us to see cysts, abscesses and other problems. We may also examine your jaw joint to help diagnose problems with your bite or TMJ. Sometimes check-ups include additional treatments based on your individual situation. We review your home care routine and give you advice on a good diet for maintaining good oral health and a beautiful smile. Regular check-up are important because neglecting dental conditions can lead to much more serious problems, such a infected teeth, tooth loss and shifting teeth, receding gums, loss of bone, in the jaw and painful jaw joints. With regular exams, we can detect problems early and help you maintain your oral and overall health. New Patients Always Accepted Bremen Dr. Doug Tolle, DDS 1712 W. Plymouth St. Bremen, IN 46506 Family Dentistry 574-546-2851 BremenFamilyDentistry.com