
How Often Should You Visit the Dentist?
Six months works for many patients, but not everyone. Your ideal schedule depends on what is happening in your mouth and what needs watching.
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Source-led dental guidance for Vancouver patients and families, written in plain language and reviewed on a documented editorial schedule.

Six months works for many patients, but not everyone. Your ideal schedule depends on what is happening in your mouth and what needs watching.
Practical, source-led guidance from the Smile Vancouver editorial team.
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A dental checkup covers far more than cavities. Here is what the dentist is looking for, when X-rays help, and what to ask before you leave.

Wondering about the scraping sounds or sore spots? We walk through a professional cleaning from the first gum check to the final polish.

A knocked-out tooth or sudden swelling can make it hard to think clearly. These are the first steps to take while you arrange the right care.

Bleeding once may be a brushing mishap. Bleeding in the same places again and again is something worth showing your dentist or hygienist.

A chipped tooth may need anything from a quick polish to urgent treatment. What matters first is how it happened and how deep the damage goes.

The way a tooth hurts can offer clues, but it cannot confirm the cause. Here is when to call, what is urgent, and what to do in the meantime.
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