Dental Implant, Crown, Veneer and Bridge Hygiene
Hygiene Treatment
Good oral hygiene around implants, crowns, veneers and bridges is just as important for your restoration as it is for your natural teeth. It is worth maintaining your investment you have come so far to proudly achieve. Having restored teeth may require you to change the way you brush, floss and maintain your oral health.
It is easy to manage when you know how. Your hygienist will help to monitor changes in your gums and the line that meets your restoration that keeps it looking natural and balanced in your smile.
If left untreated black triangles or gaps may form where your gum lines fills between your teeth or your gum may recede away from the crown of your restoration that can cause further bacteria traps that excel the break down in your oral health or cause unsightliness and pain.
The end result of unstable oral health may result in loss of the structure of your natural tooth that supports your veneer or crown.
your dental work warranty
It may also be part of your dental work warranty to maintain your annual check and hygiene appointments for early detection in changes to your oral health that might affect the longevity of your restoration.
Your hygienist will use specially adapted hygiene techniques to professionally maintain your restorations and provide you with the confidence to continue your best possible home care with the latest information in techniques and products.
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meet Aoife O Sullivan
DENTAL HYGIENIST
BDS NUI (HONS) DentistAoife began her career in dentistry in 2010 as a dental nurse, graduating at the top of her class. She graduated from UCC as a Dental Hygienist in 2015 with first class honours and received the Colgate Palmolive award and the Colm O Sullivan Gold Metal.
Aoife has gained extensive experience in general and specialist practices over the years and joined the Kinsale Dental team in 2019. She has a special interest in treating nervous patients and helping patients who wish to return to dental health after a long period.
Aoife is registered with the Irish Dental Council and regularly updates her skill set as part of her continuing professional development. In Aoife’s spare time she like to travel and spend time outside, hiking and exploring the Irish countryside with hre husband Eric and their dog Bonnie.
