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Cleaner, Fresher, Healthier Teeth — No Dentist Appointment Needed

Our Direct Access Hygiene service allows you to receive a professional clean from our experienced hygienists without needing a dentist referral first. It’s the fastest and most convenient way to maintain healthy gums, remove plaque buildup, and keep your breath fresh.

Whether you’re maintaining your smile or catching up after a long gap, our friendly hygienists provide gentle, effective treatments designed to keep your mouth feeling clean and healthy.

Why Choose Dalkeith House Dental Practice for Hygiene Care?

  • No referral needed — book directly with our hygienists
  • Professional dental cleaning using the latest equipment
  • Deep cleaning for gum health and stain removal
  • Personalised brushing and flossing guidance
  • Ideal for maintaining long-term oral wellness

The Importance of Regular Hygiene Appointments

Professional cleaning helps to:

  • Remove plaque and tartar build-up
  • Reduce gum inflammation and bleeding
  • Prevent gum disease and bad breath
  • Keep your smile bright and stain-free
  • Support overall oral and general health

We genuinely enjoy welcoming our patients back for their regular visits — offering reassurance, education, and a personalised plan for long-term oral wellness.

What to Expect During a Hygiene Visit

Your hygienist will carry out:

A gum health assessment

Professional Dental Cleaning to remove plaque/tartar

Polishing for a smooth, clean finish

Deep cleaning where needed

We ensure every appointment is calm, comfortable, and highly effective.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I book a hygiene appointment without seeing a dentist?

Yes — that’s the benefit of Direct Access. No referral is required.

How often should I see a hygienist?

Every 3–6 months depending on your gum health.

Is a scale and polish painful?

Most patients find it comfortable; sensitive areas are treated gently.

Will hygiene treatment remove stains?

Yes — surface stains from tea, coffee, wine, and smoking can be reduced.

What’s the difference between a dentist and a hygienist?

Hygienists focus on cleaning and gum health; dentists diagnose and treat conditions.