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routine dental care

Ready to put your oral health first? Book your next dental exam with Love The Dentist in Chester or Mobberley, Knutsford today, and let us help you maintain a confident, healthy smile for life.

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Welcome to Your

Routine Dental Exam

At Love The Dentist, we believe that a healthy smile starts with a simple, stress-free check-up. Whether you are visiting our historic practice in Chester or our welcoming modern clinic in Mobberley, Knutsford, our comprehensive dental exams are designed to keep your teeth and gums in perfect condition.

A routine dental exam is much more than just a quick look at your teeth. Our friendly, experienced team takes the time to thoroughly assess your overall oral health, checking for early signs of decay, gum disease, and other potential issues before they become a problem.
Dr Tina Liu-Campbell assessing X-rays with her patient

what happens during a dental check-up?

  • Warm Welcome
  • A Check-Up Of The Teeth
  • Gum Assessment
  • Oral Cancer Screening
  • X-rays / Digital Scan
  • Treatment Planning
  • Hygiene Referral 

Our dental professionals will carry out a full examination of your mouth, checking for cavities, build-up of tartar or plaque on your teeth and signs of wear. 

They will also perform a mouth cancer check of the soft tissues in your mouth, head, and neck for any bumps and any early signs. 

After checking your gum health, a visit may be recommended with our skilled dental therapists for a scale and polish or more advanced hygiene treatment, and stain removal.

X-rays and digital scanning are also an integral part of your comprehensive check, to assess areas the eye cannot see.

Dr Kevin Sacchi delivers friendly, relaxed care for his patients

Cost-effective access to private dental care

faqs

It’s generally recommended to have a dental check-up every six months. However, your dentist may suggest more frequent visits depending on your oral health needs. Regular dental check-ups are crucial in preventing tooth decay and other issues that could impact your general health.

Yes, a dental check-up can provide insights into your general health. Poor oral health has been linked to various health conditions, including heart disease and diabetes. By keeping your mouth healthy through regular check-ups, you can help protect your overall well-being.

To maintain good oral health between dental check-ups, brush your teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, floss daily, and eat a balanced diet low in sugar. Avoid smoking and limit alcohol consumption, as these can negatively impact your oral and general health. Regularly scheduled check-ups will ensure any potential issues are caught early.

If you feel anxious about dental check-ups, let your dentist know. They can offer strategies to help you feel more comfortable, such as explaining each step of the process, providing sedation options, or scheduling longer appointments to give you time to relax.

To prepare for your dental check-up, continue practising good oral hygiene by brushing and flossing regularly. If you have any specific concerns or symptoms, note them down to discuss them with your dentist. Bring any dental appliances, like retainers or night guards, to your appointment for evaluation as well.

A new patient exam costs £99. Your appointment is 60 minutes, allowing time for relaxed, effective communication. You will receive comprehensive care outlined above and time to get to know the team. You can book directly online at a time that suits you.

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Family Dentistry

We care about the little teeth too. Routine visits to our dental practice are crucial for looking after your children’s teeth, maintaining good dental hygiene as their big teeth begin to come through, and instilling good dental habits and awareness that they will take through life as they grow up.

Sam

Hygiene appointments

Our highly skilled, friendly hygiene therapist Sam will assess the condition of your mouth and gums whilst measuring the health of the soft tissues. She will then fully discuss your oral condition with you and help to develop a personalised daily oral care routine; if used appropriately this can help to lengthen the life of your teeth, improve the health of your gums and ultimately the length of your life!