Dental Hygienists In Charlestown

Nothing beats that dentist-clean feeling! Our friendly, caring and professional dental hygienists can make your regular check-up a breeze.

Affordable Teeth Cleaning & Dental Check-Up

Why Choose A Your Smile Dental Hygienist?

We use Ultrasonic scalers for an efficient cleaning process to remove any buildup of plaque and tartar for healthier teeth. Now that’s something to smile about.

Clear Pricing

We’re upfront about our pricing so there’s no shock when it’s time to pay.

Top-Notch Care!

This is what keeps our patients coming back. Check out our five-star Google reviews from happy (and smiling) patients.

Friendly Dentists In A Welcoming Space

Gone are the days of the cold and dreaded dentist visit. Our oral healthcare professionals walk you through what to expect and our clinics provide a comfortable space for an easy, stress-free dental experience.

Expertise

With 25+ years of experience, our dental hygienists are highly trained professionals with expertise in the latest techniques and technologies.

Preventive Focus

Beyond cleaning, our services are geared towards preventing dental issues, saving you from potential discomfort and expenses in the future.

Patient-Centred Approach

We take the time to listen, understand, and address any questions you may have about your oral health.

Schedule A Dentist Appointment

If you’re after a friendly and caring local dentist you can trust, schedule an appointment with Your Smile today.

Frequently Ask Questions

What Does A Dental Hygienist Do?

Dental hygienists provide oral healthcare, such as teeth cleaning. They also often provide education on effective teeth-cleaning techniques and dietary habits to support oral health and general wellbeing.

How Often Should You Visit A Dental Hygienist?

You should visit a dental hygienist every six months. However, depending on your unique needs, you may need more or less frequent visits.

How Can I Improve My Oral Hygiene?

You can improve your oral hygiene in a number of ways; it goes beyond just cleaning your teeth – although that’s important!

Brushing at least twice a day is crucial. Wait 30 minutes after consuming acidic or starchy foods to avoid enamel softening. Don't forget to brush your tongue, as bacteria can accumulate there too.
Flossing is equally important; do it up and down the side of each tooth and along the gum line.
Regularly replace your toothbrush every 3-4 months or when bristles visibly deteriorate.
Avoid sugary drinks and snacks, and chew sugar-free gums to stimulate saliva production—our natural defense against bacteria and plaque.

Does It Hurt To Have Your Teeth Cleaned?

Not usually. While it generally shouldn't be painful, factors like gum inflammation, existing tooth decay, or oral diseases can contribute to sensitivity.