Oral Hygiene with supervision and Fluoride use
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“Teaching a child to care for their smile is giving them health and self-esteem for life.”
Dra. Filipa Fernandes
Oral Hygiene
Supervised oral hygiene, with fluoride application, is essential to protect baby teeth and ensure the health of future permanent teeth.
These appointments allow the paediatric dentist to assess the effectiveness of the child's brushing, correct incorrect habits and reinforce prevention.
Oral Hygiene at GSC Dental Clinic
At Gambelas Smile Clinic, oral hygiene with fluoride is carried out with painless techniques adapted to each age, turning the moment into a positive experience.
Professional fluoride application strengthens tooth enamel, reduces the risk of cavities and offers additional protection that complements daily hygiene.
We combine clinical rigour, modern equipment and close follow-up with parents, building solid foundations for future oral health.
They are moments of education, prevention and trust, which allow dental growth to be monitored with safety, technology and personalised attention.
How the Oral Hygiene appointment works
Initial assessment
Clinical examination of the mouth to identify plaque, tartar or signs of early decay.
Professional cleaning
Removal of bacterial plaque with painless techniques adapted to each age.
Fluoride application
Use of fluoride gel or varnish to strengthen tooth enamel.
Final polishing
Smoothing of the tooth surface for greater comfort and aesthetics.
Oral education
Explanation of brushing techniques and hygiene habits adapted to each age.
Our dental medical team
Na Gambelas Smile Clinic, the paediatric dental medicine team combines prevention, teaching and empathy.
Oral hygiene with fluoride application is explained in simple language, adapted to the child's age, creating motivation and confidence
Each appointment is also an opportunity for teaching and positive reinforcement of good habits.
Dra. Cecília Miranda
Dental Surgeon - Paediatric Dentistry (OMD 8401)
Dra. Cecília Miranda has a postgraduate degree in paediatric dentistry and functional jaw orthopaedics. She has vast experience in performing treatments under sedation and general anaesthesia.
Dra. Ana Mimoso
Dental Surgeon - Paediatric Dentistry (OMD 11250)
Dra. Ana Mimoso is a specialist in paediatric dentistry by the Portuguese Dental Association. Experienced in monitoring children and adolescents, with an approach adjusted to each stage.
Dra. Filipa Fernandes
Dental Surgeon - Paediatric Dentistry (OMD 15248)
Dra. Filipa Fernandes graduated from the Faculty of Dental Medicine of the University of Porto. At Gambelas Smile Clinic, she dedicates herself exclusively to paediatric dentistry.
Dra. Olga Gagieva
Oral Hygienist (C-074856081)
Dra. Olga Gagieva is an oral hygienist from the University of Portsmouth since 2014. She stands out for her careful approach, professionalism and excellent relationship with patients.
Dra. Ana Carina Coelho
Oral Hygienist (C-034108084)
Dra. Ana Carina Coelho is an oral hygienist from the Faculty of Dental Medicine of the University of Lisbon since 2006. She is recognised for her team spirit, collaboration and dedication to patients.
Applied innovation
Digital radiology
Helps in the early diagnosis of initial cavities.
Terapia Guiada por Biofilme (EMS GBT)
Gentle, effective and comfortable cleaning.
Intraoral scanner
Painless digital assessment, without the need for moulds.
Recommendations for parents after oral hygiene
Brushing
Reinforce brushing at home with age-appropriate fluoride toothpaste.
Diet
Limit sugary foods and drinks, especially between meals.
Appointments
Schedule paediatric dentistry appointments every 6 months for preventive reinforcement.
Hygiene
Encourage the child to see oral hygiene as a natural part of the routine.
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Symptoms treated with Oral Hygiene with Fluoride
Early tooth decay
When untreated, it can cause stains, sensitivity, pain, infection and fragility of baby teeth.
Sensitivity to cold or heat
It can be associated with decay, wear, cracks or enamel alterations, causing discomfort when eating or drinking.
Inflamed or bleeding gums
Gum inflammation can cause bleeding, discomfort and greater bacterial accumulation.
Persistent bad breath
If persistent, it may indicate cavities, gum inflammation, bacterial accumulation or changes in oral health.