If you’re having a tough time trying to remember when your last biannual dental checkup was, then it is probably time for your next one. The goal for most people is to schedule these visits twice each year, helping to remove bacterial buildup and keeping a close eye on your smile. That means that you should have probably been in for one of these in 2026. Let’s get you back on track with a cleaning and an examination this summer.
Dr. Vi Mai, D.D.S., F.A.G.D. at Mai Dentistry in Garland, TX understands the importance of consistent checkups. Our office knows that there is only so much that you can do on your own, so we are here to help where you can’t. With a thorough cleaning of the surface of your teeth and your gumline, you can avoid problems like tooth decay, periodontal disease, and more. We can talk about your goals, too, so if you’re thinking about making cosmetic changes or if you want to strengthen your gumline, be sure to bring it up.
You need to stay on schedule with your dental checkups. If it’s been a while, call Dr. Vi Mai, D.D.S., F.A.G.D. at Mai Dentistry in Garland, TX today.
Your Checkups Are A Chance To Talk
Having a qualified oral health professional to discuss your dentistry with is an advantage. You see, even if you take the time to brush and floss like you’re supposed to, there are still ways to slip up. By coming in for a cleaning and an examination every six months, you give yourself the opportunity to keep up with your smile.
Both the cleaning portion and the examination are essential to your oral health success. Your cleanings help by removing bacterial buildup of plaque and tartar, which cause tooth decay and periodontal disease. And giving yourself the chance to check in with a trusted dentist is a great way to stay on top of your oral health.
Broken Tooth? Cavity? Let’s Fix It
Sometimes, when patients come in for a checkup after being away for a while, their teeth might need some repair. Bacterial buildup is pretty acidic, so its continued exposure to enamel can lead to tooth decay. This accumulation can also cause gum tissue to pull back from its normal location, exposing vulnerable areas.
If you’ve got a deep cavity or a broken tooth, we can develop a treatment plan at your next checkup. We’ll take a look at what’s going on inside your smile through a visual examination and imagery. Then, we’ll work with you toward a safer smile.
Been A While? Talk Teeth With Mai Dentistry
You need a quality dentist to help you maintain your smile. To find out more about us or to schedule an appointment, please call Mai Dentistry in Garland, TX, today at 972-530-0552.
