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Your Regisitered Dental Hygienist in Langley, BC
Langley's Dental Hygiene Clinic
Your First Visits
Your initial appointment will consist of a complete oral health assessment and medical history review.
Cavity Prevention
If needed, application of cavity prevention treatments are applied to make teeth more resistant to decay.
Scaling and Root planing
Removal of bacteria and hardened deposits to improve & prevent periodontal disease. This alone can prevent tooth loss.
Family Dental Hygiene
Happily providing children's preventative care and oral hygiene instruction in an effective and fun visit.
Oral Hygiene instruction
We provide specific oral care instruction, products and evidence based information for your specific needs.
Teeth Whitening
Offering the best in office and take home whitening treatments available specifically suited for your teeth.
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Teeth Whitening Solutions
How much does going to the dentist cost?
The price of a specific dental procedure does not differ too much from dentist to dentist. We recommend contacting us directly to give you a quote that suits your needs.
Do you work on weekends?
Yes! We work on Saturdays from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. If you are busy on Saturdays, we can also offer appointments on Sundays upon request.
Can I make an appointment now?
Yes! We are accepting new customers of all ages. Just give us a ring or use our online contact form.
How can I prevent gum diseases?
We recommend brushing and flossing after every meal. Also, visiting your dentist at least twice a year can make a huge difference in your dental health.
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Why Prevention?
Professional Teeth Whitening
We are often asked about stains on teeth and whitening. Removal and prevention of stain is often easier than you think and yes, professional teeth whitening is safe for your teet
Why we are passionate about your Dental Hygiene
Your oral hygiene and oral health are important to us for many reasons even beyond keeping your teeth for your entire life. Yes, oral bacteria associated with periodontal (gum &a