FAQs

Use products that contain fluoride to brush your teeth for 2-3 mins at least twice daily and floss at least once to prevent cavities. Limit your intake of high-sugar snacks, and drink plenty of water. It’s also necessary to have a balanced diet and strongly avoid tobacco.

For most people, we advise a professional cleaning every six months, but individuals at high risk of developing gum disease or tooth decay may be required to visit a dentist every three to four months.

It’s recommended that babies start their dental care at early as six months of age and no later than one year of age. Your child’s baby teeth will be coming in during this period, and your dentist can check the condition of the baby’s teeth. After the initial visit, plan follow-up appointments every six months to maintain dental health.