Professional Teeth Cleaning

Regular dental hygiene makes all the difference, because a clean tooth does not get sick

Conscientious oral hygiene combined with regular check-ups can prevent tooth and gum disease. We recommend a six-monthly prophylaxis appointment.

Dr. Nina van Sprundel and her team offer dental hygiene that provides more than just a visual result. If you choose our prophylaxis, you can look forward to a healthier and brighter smile.

Our dental care experts remove plaque, tartar and other debris to keep your teeth healthy, clean and free of cavities. Professional teeth cleaning is an investment in your health and personal hygiene.

Guided Biofilm Therapy®

For dental hygiene, we rely on minimally invasive and painless treatment based on Guided Biofilm Therapy®. This uses AIRFLOW® technology to thoroughly remove soft bacterial plaque and stains. Tartar is gently removed using PIEZON® NO PAIN technology.

Dental hygiene is essential and preserves your teeth

Tooth decay is one of the most common causes of tooth loss. It is a bacterial infection that can cause serious damage to the teeth. Tooth decay can damage the tooth substance, dissolve tooth enamel and lead to unpleasant toothache. If not treated quickly, tooth decay can cause teeth to die or need to be ground down, which can lead to poor oral health and poor aesthetics.

Regular dental hygiene is therefore essential to prevent tooth decay. It is important that you brush your teeth regularly and come for dental hygiene twice a year. Regular use of dental floss and anti-decay mouthwash can help prevent tooth decay.

Diet can also play an important role. Avoid eating too many sweet or starchy foods. By following these simple steps, you can help prevent tooth decay and improve your oral health.

Afraid of dental hygiene?

Dr. Nina van Sprundel and her team provide a safe and supportive environment for anxiety patients to carry out their regular dental hygiene. Thanks to state-of-the-art therapy options, we can guarantee a gentle and painless treatment.

We know that anxious patients need special attention, so we take a lot of time to answer all questions and take away the fears. During a first appointment, you will get to know Dr. van Sprundel and her team. In a joint discussion, they will find out what your wishes and goals are. Thanks to the education and transparency, you can rest assured that Dr. van Sprundel and her team deserve your trust.

Regular flossing, anti-caries mouthwash and a healthy diet can prevent tooth decay. Dr. van Sprundel and her team can help you make the right decisions to improve your oral health. They can also provide information on how to treat and prevent tooth decay.

Dr. van Sprundel and her team are committed to giving you a sense of security and confidence while performing your regular dental hygiene. They can reach out to you if you have any questions and help you take the necessary steps. With supportive and respectful treatment, Dr. van Sprundel and her team will help you live a life full of good oral health and aesthetics.

Anxiety patients

Difference between prophylaxis and professional teeth cleaning

In a prophylaxis session, more than just cleaning the teeth is performed. It includes a comprehensive examination of the mouth, including the teeth, gums, and tongue surface.

As part of the examination, the dentist may also make an assessment of the patient's general health. The dentist or dental hygienist can also inform the patient about their brushing habits at home and give them guidance on proper oral hygiene. The biggest difference between prophylaxis and professional teeth cleaning is that prophylaxis involves a complete examination of the mouth, which takes into account other factors that can affect dental and oral health, such as personal risk factors, dietary habits, and other factors.

In contrast, professional teeth cleaning focuses on cleaning the teeth to remove plaque.

Dental hygiene as protection against gum diseases

Dental hygiene is an essential part of preventing gingivitis. It is necessary to remove plaque and not provide a breeding ground for the germs that cause inflammation. Regular and thorough brushing removes plaque, protects the teeth and prevents the development of gingivitis.

In addition, it is important that the teeth and interdental spaces are cleaned regularly as part of thorough dental hygiene to ensure that the tartar is completely removed.

Gingivitis

Professional teeth cleaning before and during pregnancy

Dr. van Sprundel wishes you as parents to enjoy a successful pregnancy and healthy teeth for your child later on. To achieve these goals, we recommend that you visit our practice in Baar before you plan your pregnancy.

The state of your oral health plays an important role in the course of your pregnancy. Major dental treatments (root canal treatment, treatment of gum inflammation, tooth removal, etc.) are best carried out before pregnancy. This will protect you mentally and physically during the strenuous period of pregnancy.

Serious procedures should be avoided as far as possible, especially in the first trimester, so as not to jeopardise the child. In the last trimester, on the other hand, the main aim is to avoid stress in order to minimise the risk of a premature birth. Therefore, no major dental treatment should be carried out in the last trimester of pregnancy.

Dental treatment is less problematic in the second trimester. Treatment is particularly indicated if acute pain or inflammation occurs in the oral cavity. For you as an expectant mother, pain is always associated with stress, which should be avoided as far as possible to optimise your pregnancy. Please do not simply "accept" toothache during pregnancy.

Furthermore, the risk of tooth decay and gum inflammation is greatly increased due to hormonal changes during pregnancy. Professional dental cleaning before pregnancy, regular dental cleanings during pregnancy and proper oral hygiene at home are essential to maintain healthy teeth.