When to visit
Why have regular dental hygiene appointments?
Plaque and tartar build up even in areas that are difficult to reach during daily brushing. Coffee, tea, certain foods and smoking can also cause staining. How often you visit depends on your teeth, gums and home care routine.
- removal of tartar, plaque and staining;
- professional cleaning and polishing;
- brushing guidance and choosing suitable cleaning aids.
List of procedures
Treatments and prices
Initial dental hygiene appointment
from 1 900 CZKRegular / follow-up dental hygiene
from 1 500 CZKTartar and plaque removal
included in the hygiene feeAirFlow / air polishing and stain removal
from 600 CZKTooth polishing
included in the hygiene feeFluoride treatment
from 300 CZKHome care guidance and choosing cleaning aids
included in the hygiene feeDental hygiene for children
from 900 CZKDental hygiene during pregnancy
from 1 500 CZKCare for implants and dental restorations
from 1 700 CZKFissure sealants
from 500 CZK / toothYour care, step by step
What treatment involves
Checking your gums and deposits
We check your teeth, gums and areas that need extra attention.
Professional cleaning
We remove plaque, tartar and surface staining according to your needs.
Home care
We recommend a cleaning technique, suitable tools and when to book your next visit.
Follow-up care
Cleaning your teeth between visits
You can bring your toothbrush and interdental cleaning tools to your appointment. We will show you where to adjust your technique and how to reach difficult areas.
Frequently asked questions
Before your visit
Does dental hygiene replace a dental check-up?
No. Dental hygiene focuses on cleaning and home care. A check-up with a dentist assesses the health of your teeth and whether treatment is needed.
How often should I see a dental hygienist?
This depends on the condition of your teeth and gums and your home care routine. The interval is not the same for everyone.