Address: 32 Market Street, Nottingham, NG1 6HW | Tel: 0115 947 4244
But the truth is, even with the best at-home care, plaque and tartar still build up in hard-to-reach areas over time.
That’s why professional dental hygiene treatments are essential to keep your teeth and gums truly healthy.
Did you know that plaque left unchecked can harden into tartar, leading to staining, bad breath, gum disease, and even tooth loss if not properly removed?
And you can’t brush or floss tartar away!
That’s where we come in.
Remove deep-set plaque and tartar before they cause problems
Keep your breath fresh and your smile bright and healthy
Protect your gums from inflammation and disease
Give you expert advice on keeping your teeth in top shape
Bleeding gums when brushing or flossing
Persistent bad breath or a bad taste in your mouth
Teeth that look more “yellow” near the gums
Receding gums or sensitivity to hot and cold
Tightness or discomfort in your gums

Even with perfect brushing, some areas are impossible to clean fully at home.
We use professional tools to remove built-up tartar, plaque, and surface stains, leaving your teeth smooth, clean, and refreshed.

For those with gum disease or deep pockets, we offer root planing and scaling:
A specialized treatment that cleans below the gumline, removing bacteria and smoothing tooth roots so gums can heal and reattach properly.

Got stains from tea, coffee, wine, or smoking?
Our professional air abrasion treatment blasts away stubborn stains, leaving your teeth looking clean, bright, and refreshed without whitening treatments.
For most people, every six months is ideal. If you have gum disease or a history of heavy plaque buildup, we may recommend appointments every 3-4 months.
No! Scaling and polishing is gentle and pain-free. If you have sensitive teeth or require deep cleaning, we can use numbing gel or local anesthetic to keep you comfortable.
A hygienist specializes in cleaning teeth and preventing gum disease, while a dentist focuses on diagnosing and treating problems like cavities and tooth decay. Both work together to keep your smile healthy.


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32 Market Street, Nottingham, NG1 6HW
0115 947 4244