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Your Family's Path to Healthier Smiles Starts Here
At Dentistry at Frederick in Kitchener, we believe regular dental exams are the foundation of lasting oral health. These preventive visits help us catch potential issues early, saving you time, discomfort, and expense down the road.
During your oral exam in Kitchener, we examine your teeth, gums, tongue, and surrounding tissues to identify any signs of tooth decay, gum disease, or other concerns.
This simple and non-invasive check looks for early warning signs that might otherwise go unnoticed.
Using minimal radiation, digital X-rays help us see what's happening beneath the surface, including between teeth and under existing dental work.
Based on our findings, we'll discuss any recommended treatments, answer your questions clearly and honestly, and help you reach your smile goals.
Based on our findings, we'll discuss any recommended treatments, answer your questions clearly and honestly, and help you reach your smile goals.
Did you know that many dental problems develop silently, without obvious symptoms in their early stages? Regular check-ups allow our dental team to:
Detect cavities before they cause pain
Identify gum disease in its earliest, most treatable phase
Spot potential issues with existing dental work
Monitor changes in your oral health over time
Provide guidance on improving your home care routine, like how to ensure you're brushing and flossing properly, and which fluoride-based products are best
For most patients, we recommend dental exams every six months. However, your specific needs might differ based on your oral health history, risk factors, and current conditions. Some patients benefit from more frequent visits, while others might do well with annual exams.
During your first visit, we'll help determine the ideal schedule for your needs.
Booking your dental exam at Dentistry at Frederick in Kitchener is simple. Our flexible scheduling options accommodate busy family and work commitments, with convenient appointment times that work for you. New patients are welcomed warmly, and we take the time to learn about your dental history, concerns, and goals. This relationship-centred approach allows us to provide truly personalized care that addresses what matters most to you.
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