Is this for you?
- Your last cleaning was six months ago or more
- Your gums bleed when you brush or floss
- You want one dentist for the whole family
- You are new and want a full checkup
How it works
Check-in
Tell us about your health. Tell us what bothers you.
X-rays if needed
Digital X-rays show problems you cannot see.
The cleaning
The hygienist cleans off plaque and tartar (buildup on your teeth). Then the hygienist polishes your teeth.
The exam
The dentist checks your teeth, gums and bite. Then the dentist tells you what they see.
At Kendall Dental Associates
- Every routine cleaning is one full hour
- Hygienist Kenny Brocard, RDH: over 18 years of experience
- Hygienist Cristina Dominguez, RDH: 33 years of experience
- Digital X-rays and 3D scans in our office
Your comfort
Patients say the hygienist explains each step. Are you nervous or sensitive? Tell us at the start. We go at your pace.
Common questions
How often should I get a cleaning?
Most people come every six months. Some need to come more often for their gums. We tell you what is right for you.
Why does the cleaning take one hour?
We give you a full hour with the hygienist. This way we do not rush.
Do I need X-rays every visit?
No. Your dentist decides when you need them. It depends on your history and your mouth.
Is the first exam free?
Yes, for new patients. You get a free X-ray, exam and consultation. This is our New Patient Special.
Facts on this page come from the practice’s own website and Google listing.