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Preventive care · 3 min read

Checked even without pain: why regular exams matter

Many dental problems give no signs at first. Regular check-ups help problems get noticed early.

Quietly progressing problems

Early decay and gum disease often cause no pain. Waiting for symptoms can therefore mean noticing the problem late.

At an examination the teeth, gums and oral tissues are assessed together, with imaging if it is needed.

How often?

The right interval varies from person to person. Your dentist will suggest a check-up frequency based on your risk.

What happens at a check-up?

Your concerns are heard, a mouth examination is done and professional cleaning is planned if needed. Advice on your home care is part of the visit too.

The information on this page is general and does not replace diagnosis or treatment advice. The right approach for you is decided by your dentist after an examination.

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