PREVENTIVE CARE · NEW WINDSOR, NY
The habit that protects everything else.
A professional cleaning and exam removes what brushing at home can't reach, and catches problems while they're still small and simple to treat.
Why it matters
Twice a year, for every age
Removes what brushing can't
Plaque and tartar build up in places a toothbrush can't fully reach.
Catches problems early
We look for cavities, gum disease, and infection before they become painful.
Right for kids and adults
We recommend cleanings and exams twice a year, starting from a child's first teeth.
Gentle for sensitive teeth
We offer options for patients who feel anxious or sensitive about cleanings.
What to expect
Your visit, step by step.
No surprises — here's exactly what happens at your visit.
1
Exam
We check your teeth and gums for signs of decay or disease.
2
X-rays (as needed)
Imaging shows what's happening below the surface.
3
Cleaning
Plaque and tartar are cleared away and teeth are polished.
4
Review
We walk through what we found and any next steps.
Insurance & financing
Quality care that fits your budget.
We make the financial side simple — most major PPO plans accepted, transparent estimates before treatment, and flexible payment options so cost never stands between you and a healthy smile.
Most major PPO insurance accepted & filed for you
In-house membership plan for the uninsured
0% interest financing on qualifying treatment
Common Questions
Dental Cleaning and Examinations FAQs
How often should I have a dental cleaning and examination?
Many patients benefit from visits about every six months, but the right schedule depends on gum health, cavity risk, medical history, and previous dental treatment.
What happens during a routine dental examination?
The dental team checks your teeth, gums, bite, and existing restorations. X-rays may be recommended when needed to identify concerns that are not visible during the clinical exam.
Is a professional cleaning different from brushing at home?
Yes. Professional cleaning removes hardened tartar that a toothbrush and floss cannot remove, while also polishing surface stain and reviewing areas that need extra attention.
What if my gums bleed during a cleaning?
Bleeding can be associated with gum inflammation or buildup around the teeth. The team will assess the cause and recommend home care or additional periodontal treatment when appropriate.
Healthy teeth start here.
Book your cleaning and exam and stay ahead of problems before they start.