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Why Choose Westcliff Family Dentistry for Preventive Dentistry?

  • Dentist with More Than 15 Years of Experience
  • Happy to Treat Patients of All Ages
  • We Accept In and Out-of-Network PPO Dental Insurance

Dental Checkups & Cleanings

Woman looking at smile in mirror

Absolutely everyone, regardless of their age, should attend at least two checkups and cleanings each year to keep their smile as healthy as possible. These appointments give Dr. Kazmi the chance to examine a patient’s mouth so he can find and treat minor decay or damage before it can cause a major headache. Professional cleanings are also able to remove stubborn plaque and tartar deposits that your toothbrush and floss can’t, stopping many cavities before they ever begin.

Nightguards for Bruxism

Clear nightguard on metal tray

For many people, sleeping isn’t that restful because they actually clench their jaw and grind their teeth throughout the night, causing them to wake up with worn down teeth and frequent headaches. This condition is called bruxism, and it can easily lead to broken teeth if ignored. Dr. Kazmi can help by providing a custom nightguard, a small oral appliance worn to bed that stops any harmful grinding so a patient can rest easy and always wake up with a strong smile.

Oral Cancer Screenings

Dentist performing oral cancer screening

Oral cancer is often deadly, but it’s relatively simple to treat if caught early, though the initial signs are very easy to miss if you don’t know what to look for. That’s why our team performs complete oral cancer screenings at every checkup. Our trained eyes can spot potentially cancerous cells way sooner than the average person, ensuring they’re able to get the care they need before the disease becomes too advanced.

Fluoride Treatments

Patient receiving fluoride treatment

For decades, fluoride has been added to toothpaste and tap water because it’s proven to lower a person’s risk for cavities through regular exposure. In addition to using a fluoridated toothpaste at home, Dr. Kazmi recommends that every patient should get a topical fluoride treatment at their routine checkups. A highly-concentrated gel is applied directly to the teeth, quickly strengthening the enamel as well as repairing any areas of minor damage that could turn into a cavity later.