Preventive Dentistry in Plano, TX
Proactive Dental Care That Supports Long-Term Health
At our Plano location, we offer a full suite of preventive dental services designed to help you maintain a strong, healthy smile—not just for your next visit, but for years to come. We believe the best dental care is the kind that prevents problems before they start. That’s why we emphasize early detection, routine care, and a whole-body perspective on oral health. Whether you’re due for a cleaning or want to stay ahead of potential concerns, we’re here to support your smile and your overall wellness. Read on to learn more—or call us today to schedule your visit for preventive dentistry in Plano, TX.
Routine Exams & Professional Cleanings
Regular dental exams and cleanings are the foundation of long-term oral health. During your visit, one of our skilled hygienists will gently clean your teeth using the latest tools and techniques. Then, Dr. Wade will conduct a thorough exam to check for signs of cavities, gum issues, and more. Seeing us every six months allows us to catch small issues before they become bigger (and more expensive) problems.
Fluoride for Stronger Teeth
Fluoride is a natural mineral that plays a key role in keeping enamel strong and cavity-resistant. It is considered an essential part of preventive dentistry treatments. While it’s commonly found in toothpaste, the professional-strength fluoride treatment we offer provides an extra layer of protection between cleanings. It’s quick, painless, and especially beneficial for kids and anyone prone to decay.
Custom Nightguards for Teeth Grinding
If you clench or grind your teeth while sleeping—a condition known as bruxism—you may be damaging your smile without realizing it. Left untreated, this can lead to worn-down teeth, jaw discomfort, and TMJ disorders. Our custom-made nightguards are designed to protect your teeth and help relieve tension so you can rest more comfortably.
Oral Cancer Screenings That Save Lives
Oral cancer can be life-threatening, but early detection significantly improves outcomes. That’s why we include screenings as part of your regular exam. Using advanced OralID light technology, we can identify irregular or suspicious tissue that may need further evaluation—often before you notice symptoms.
