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// 001 — Biological dentistry

Dental Hygiene

Prevention-focused oral care that protects your teeth, gums, and overall health.

// Address
22 Harley Street, London W1G 9PL
// Hours
Monday — Friday · 9am — 6pm
// Practitioner
Dr. Goran D. Stojanovic

Why is preventive care so important?

At ndu Clinic, we believe that the best dental treatment is the treatment you never need. Regular professional hygiene care is the foundation of good oral health, helping to prevent gum disease, tooth decay, and the systemic health consequences that can follow from chronic oral infections.

What does a hygiene appointment involve?

Our dental hygiene appointments are thorough and personalised. They include:

  • Professional cleaning to remove plaque and calculus (tartar) from above and below the gum line
  • A detailed assessment of your gum health, including measuring pocket depths
  • Screening for early signs of gum disease, tooth decay, and other oral health concerns
  • Personalised advice on home care: brushing technique, flossing, interdental cleaning, and product recommendations
  • Discussion of how diet, lifestyle, and systemic health may be affecting your oral health

A whole-body perspective on oral hygiene

True to our biological dentistry approach, we consider dental hygiene within the broader context of your health. We may discuss nutritional factors that affect gum health (such as vitamin C, vitamin D, and CoQ10), the impact of mouth breathing on oral bacteria, and how gut health and immune function relate to the health of your mouth.

Our hygienists work closely with Dr. Stojanovic and the wider ndu Clinic team to ensure that your preventive care is aligned with your overall treatment plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I see a dental hygienist?

We typically recommend hygiene appointments every three to six months, depending on your individual needs. Patients with gum disease or a history of periodontal issues may benefit from more frequent visits.

What happens during a hygiene appointment?

A hygiene appointment includes professional cleaning to remove plaque and tartar (calculus), a thorough gum health assessment, and personalised advice on brushing, flossing, and other home care techniques. We may also recommend specific products suited to your needs.

Why is dental hygiene important for overall health?

Research has established clear links between gum disease and systemic conditions including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and chronic inflammation. Regular hygiene care helps maintain not just a healthy mouth but supports your broader wellbeing.

Do you offer airflow cleaning?

Please ask about our cleaning options during your appointment. Our hygiene team uses the most appropriate techniques for your individual situation, focusing on thorough, comfortable cleaning that protects your tooth enamel and gum tissue.

// 005 — Get in touch

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