Dental hygiene and prevention in Ansoáin
A routine you understand and can maintain. We help you care for your teeth and gums with professional cleaning, practical guidance and check-ups tailored to your oral health.
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What does it involve?
Prevention starts with understanding your mouth. We review your cleaning habits and the condition of your teeth and gums to guide your care. Professional cleaning removes deposits where needed and is supported by advice for home. If we find tooth decay or signs of gum disease, we explain what further assessment or treatment may be needed. A hygiene appointment does not replace those treatments.
Care today. Smile tomorrow.
Cleaning habits tailored to your mouth
Follow-up to identify changes early
Is it right for you?
For people who want to maintain their oral health, review their routine or return to regular check-ups. Braces, implants or dentures may call for specific cleaning advice. If your gums bleed, discomfort persists or you notice changes, arrange an assessment rather than waiting for your next cleaning appointment.
A plan you can understand.
Understand your needs
We discuss your health history, habits and any discomfort.
Cleaning and guidance
We decide what cleaning you need and show you how to look after harder-to-reach areas.
Your follow-up plan
We agree on home care and your next review according to your needs.
Aftercare and points to consider
Brushing with fluoride toothpaste and cleaning between your teeth are part of everyday prevention. We can advise on suitable techniques and tools. Contact the clinic if discomfort or bleeding persists.
Everyday habits worth paying attention to
A routine you can maintain
Technique, consistency and reaching every surface all matter. At your visit, you can show us how you brush and discuss any everyday difficulties. The aim is for you to leave with clear, practical guidance.
Between your teeth, too
A toothbrush does not reach every space equally. Floss or interdental brushes can complement cleaning, depending on your mouth. Choosing the right size and learning the technique helps make them part of your routine.
Prevention adapts to you
Braces, dentures, implants or changes in health can affect your care. We review your habits and needs during follow-up rather than assuming every mouth needs the same approach.
Check-ups even without pain
Changes do not always cause discomfort at first. Reviews help assess them and decide whether monitoring or treatment is appropriate. Your next check-up is agreed according to your risk and circumstances.
Come to your assessment
with a clearer picture.
These questions can help you discuss Dental hygiene and prevention during your visit. Bring your questions and any information about previous treatment that you have available.
Location, opening hours and contact ↗Questions worth asking
- Which areas should I clean more effectively?
- Which interdental tool suits my mouth?
- Do I need cleaning or a periodontal assessment?
- When should I return for a review?
An examination helps clarify the options, stages and cost estimate for your case.
Your questions,
clearly answered.
Information to help you feel more at ease before your appointment.
01Does cleaning replace a dental check-up?
No. A check-up assesses your teeth, gums and other tissues. Cleaning and examination have related but different purposes.
02How often do I need a hygiene appointment?
The interval depends on deposits, gum health and other factors in your mouth. There is no single schedule for everyone.
03Is it normal for my gums to bleed?
Bleeding deserves assessment, particularly when it recurs. It can indicate inflammation; ask how to clean appropriately rather than simply stopping your routine.
04Does professional cleaning whiten teeth?
It can remove some deposits and surface stains. It is not whitening and does not necessarily change the natural colour of your teeth.
05Can mouthwash replace brushing?
It does not replace mechanical cleaning. Whether and how to use it depends on your needs; ask at your appointment.
06Do I need floss or interdental brushes?
The spaces between your teeth and your dexterity help determine the choice. We can help you find a suitable method and use it without forcing the gums.
07Can I have cleaning with implants or braces?
Yes, these need adapted care. Tell us about your treatments so we can explain how to clean around them.
08What if my teeth are sensitive?
Tell us before we start. We assess the cause and adapt your care; persistent discomfort needs a review.
09What should I bring to my first visit?
Bring any available information about previous treatment and tell us which cleaning products and tools you use. This helps us review your routine together.
10How do I book a hygiene appointment?
Call 948 38 38 41 or send the form. We will contact you to arrange your visit and assess what care you need.

Financing
to suit you.
Ask about the financing options available for your treatment. We will explain the conditions before you decide.
Ask about your optionsYour trust.
Our people.
Meet the people who support you at every visit. Different areas of dentistry, with the same personal approach and clear explanations.
Meet our teamDentistry

Dr Mariana Areyan
General dentistry · Surgery and implants
Areas of care



Eduardo Díaz Villasmil
General dentistry · Cosmetic dentistry and root canal treatment

Adrián Duquela
General dentistry · Root canal treatment
Management, hygiene and reception





One team.
A shared approach to care.
Listening, explaining and supporting you. That is how we approach every visit.
Let’s talk about your smileOur facilities
Your new smile
starts here.
Leave your contact details. We will speak with you to arrange your visit and answer your initial questions.
948 38 38 41 ↗- Monday to Thursday
- 09:00–18:30
- Friday
- 08:00–14:00
- Saturday and Sunday
- Closed















