You can do a lot of things on your own, but caring for your smile is not one of them. Even though you spend the right amount of time brushing your teeth, and you focus on flossing each and every day, you could still start to experience a buildup of plaque. This can happen in areas where you are not fully removing bacterial accumulation, and when it calcifies into tartar, you need a dental professional. Your dental checkups work to keep you safe, so make sure you are sticking to your schedule.
At Cedar West Family Dentistry in Richfield, MN, we can help you to stay on top of your oral health maintenance with consistent checkups from a quality dentist. Since most people need these visits every six months, that means that if you have not been in yet in 2024, you could be running a bit behind. To find out more about our office, or to schedule your next checkup, call us today!



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