CHV Dental

We recommend bringing your child in when their first tooth comes through or by their first birthday, whichever comes first.

A happy visit is a simple and stress-free way to introduce your child to the dentist. These brief appointments are designed to build trust and confidence, helping your child feel comfortable in the dental chair.

For most people, we recommend scheduling a dental exam and cleaning every 6 months. However, some patients may benefit from more frequent visits, especially if they have a history of gum disease, orthodontic appliances, or specific medical conditions.

For many patients, visiting for a hygiene appointment every 6 months works great. However, your dentist or hygienist may recommend a slightly different schedule based on your oral health needs when they meet you.

Guided Biofilm Therapy is a professional cleaning method that helps us find and remove plaque, a sticky layer of bacteria that builds up on your teeth and gums. It uses a disclosing agent to highlight plaque, air polishing to gently clean, and ultrasonic tools to remove hardened deposits.

Invisalign uses clear, removable aligners custom-made based on your teeth. When you wear your aligners, gentle pressure helps move your teeth to their intended position. Typically, we recommend wearing your aligners for at least 22 hours a day.

A dental crown is a protective cap for your tooth. It's custom-made to fit over your natural tooth, restoring its strength, shape, and appearance.

A dental bridge is a restorative dental solution used to 'bridge' the gap created by missing teeth. It typically consists of one or more artificial teeth secured in place by dental crowns on the surrounding natural teeth or dental implants.

Dental implants are small titanium posts that act as artificial tooth roots. Once placed in the jawbone, they fuse with the bone over time to create a strong and stable foundation for a replacement tooth, bridge, or denture.

Wisdom teeth removal may be needed if you experience pain or discomfort at the back of your mouth, swollen or bleeding gums, or difficulty opening your jaw fully. Removing them early often leads to easier recovery.