Every six months is standard, but if you’ve got a history of gum issues or cavities, we might suggest more frequent visits.
Dental Checkup
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Cost
Most insurances fully cover preventive visits, and if you’re paying out of pocket, we’ll make it affordable without any surprise charges. If insurance isn’t an option, our VIP Membership Plan can help you save on preventative care.
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Appointment Duration
A checkup usually takes about 45 to 60 minutes, including your cleaning, exam and possibly X-rays if you’re due. This can vary, though, depending on the condition of your oral health.
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Comfort Measures
Dental checkups typically involve no pain or discomfort—just a little noise, some scraping and a feeling of freshness in the mouth when complete.
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Dental Checkups and Teeth Cleanings in Tomah, Wisconsin
Your mouth works hard—eating, talking and smiling. Regular dental checkups keep your mouth healthy and your teeth looking great.
Routine checkups and teeth cleanings help us identify minor issues before they become larger problems. Cleanings remove buildup, exams catch problems early, and we’ll keep your smile healthy without the lecture. Whether you’re 6 or 60, showing up twice a year pays off.
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What's Usually Included in a Dental Checkup?
Regular dental checkups and teeth cleaning are caring and preventive experiences designed to keep your smile healthy. A checkup typically includes a gentle, professional cleaning to remove plaque and tartar, followed by a comprehensive oral exam. Your dentist checks for signs of cavities, gum disease or other concerns and may take X-rays for a deeper look.
These visits are essential for early detection and peace of mind. You’ll also receive personalized guidance on home care, helping you maintain optimal oral health between visits. Regular checkups support both your dental wellness and your overall confidence.
FAQ
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How often do I need a dental checkup?
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Do you perform oral cancer screenings during cleanings?
Yes, your routine dental checkup and cleaning will typically include an oral cancer screening.
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How often should X-rays be taken with dental checkups?
Dental X-rays are usually taken once a year, but frequency depends on your oral health, age and risk factors. Regular screenings ensure early detection of hidden issues, supporting long-term dental wellness and peace of mind.
Related Services
Tooth Extractions
While not our first treatment choice, sometimes a tooth has to go. Whether it is badly decayed, broken beyond repair or crowding your smile, we handle extractions with expert skill and a calming touch.
Tooth Extractions
Fillings and Sealants
We use modern materials and techniques to repair decayed teeth and seal out future damage, without the drama. Fillings restore structure after cavities, while sealants act like a shield for hard-to-reach spots.
Fillings and Sealants