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Dental Hygiene

Get a fresh breath & smile more

Dental Hygienist Services Based in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire

Maintaining optimal oral health is essential for a confident smile and overall well-being.

At our dental practice in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, our highly skilled dental hygienists provide expert care tailored to your individual needs.

Dental scaling removes tartar and plaque buildup, which can cause serious dental issues.

Whether you’re looking to prevent gum disease, tackle persistent plaque, or simply keep your smile sparkling, our friendly and professional team is committed to providing the highest standard of care in a comfortable and welcoming environment.

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Why choose us for your dental hygiene?

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Airflow teeth polishing

This method combines compressed air, water, and a fine powder to gently remove stains, soft deposits, and plaque from the surface of your teeth, while simultaneously polishing them. Airflow technology ensures a more comfortable experience, as it eliminates the use of heat or vibration during the procedure, leaving you with cleaner, brighter teeth in a hassle-free manner.

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What are the typical dental hygienist prices in Hemel Hempstead?

We have ensured that the cost of our dental hygiene treatments is highly competitive compared to other Hemel Hempstead and Hertfordshire dental clinics.

Treatment Cost
Routine dental hygiene – 30 min appointment
£76
30 minute Direct Access (if not a registered patient)
£85
Premium dental hygiene with Airflow – 45 min appointment
£114

Our friendly and experienced dental hygienist

Our highly skilled dental hygiene team includes Jodie Chaplin (GDC No:136300) who has over 10 years of experience and is passionate about working closely with patients in a gentle and caring manner to achieve their long term oral health goals.

All our dentists and hygienists are registered with the General Dental Council (GDC) and our clinic is regulated and regularly monitored by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), so you can be confident of excellent dental hygiene services at our clinic.

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Why is oral hygiene important?

The two major causes of tooth loss are periodontal disease (gum disease) and tooth decay. Dental hygiene appointments are an excellent way to learn the best ways to look after your teeth, mouth and gums to prevent these problems and to identify any issues as they arise, making them much more treatable.

Your dental hygienist will also be able to give your teeth and mouth a thorough deep clean that goes beyond the areas you can reach at home by simply brushing.

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At Landmark Dental in Hemel Hempstead we offer additional dental hygiene services to help you enjoy fresh breath and a clean, bright smile.

Our Airflow Stain Removal treatment removes dental plaque and the stains and discolouration caused by smoking, or from enjoying some of your favourite drinks such as tea, coffee and red wine.

If you want to find out more about our Dental Hygiene services or to book an appointment, please get in touch.

Hemel Hempstead dental hygienist reviews via Google Business

“The team at Landmark dental is absolutely amazing starting from the moment you enter the place, the staff are so friendly, smiley and very helpful. Both myself and my husband feel extremely lucky to have such a high-quality dental practice on our doorstep.

We have even brought our two little boys there and they learnt all about brushing teeth properly and healthy food.
We use landmark dental for regular check ups, hygienist appointments and treatments.”


Sabina Mamedova

“Had an excellent clean by the lovely hygienist Jodie. Really careful and gentle, will definitely be going back.”


Joanne James

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EMS (Electro Medical Systems) Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT) is an advanced dental treatment approach used for the efficient and thorough removal of dental plaque and biofilm (a complex community of microorganisms that can accumulate on teeth and dental restorations, leading to various dental issues such as cavities, gum disease, and bad breath)

GBT is known for its effectiveness in thoroughly removing biofilm and promoting overall oral health. It is considered a minimally invasive and patient-friendly approach, as it is comfortable and efficient. It is particularly beneficial for individuals with a history of gum disease or those who want to maintain excellent oral hygiene.

GBT involves the following key steps:

1. Assessment: The first step in GBT is to assess the patient’s oral health using advanced diagnostic tools, such as digital X-rays and intraoral cameras. This assessment helps identify areas of concern and determine the extent of biofilm buildup.

2. Dental plaque disclosure: A special disclosing solution is applied to the teeth to make the biofilm more visible. This helps the dental professional identify areas that require thorough cleaning.

3. Air polishing: GBT utilizes an air-polishing device that sprays a mixture of water, air, and a specially formulated powder onto the tooth surfaces. This high-pressure spray effectively removes biofilm, stains, and plaque from the teeth and dental restorations without causing damage to the enamel.

4. Ultrasonic scaling: An ultrasonic scaler is used to remove any remaining deposits and calculus (hardened plaque) from the teeth. The ultrasonic scaler uses high-frequency vibrations to break down and remove these deposits.

5. Subgingival debridement (if necessary): For patients with gum disease or deeper biofilm pockets, the dental professional may perform subgingival debridement using specialised instruments to clean below the gum line.

Airflow is a simple, effective way to gently polish away stains on the teeth without changing the base colour (those looking for a whiter, deeper colour change may like to consider our teeth whitening.)

The Airflow is a huge step in preventing and treating gum disease. It’s also an excellent option for our patients who suffer from dental anxiety, as the Airflow System is quick, painless and soundless.

During treatment, your expert clinician will use a jet that combines air, water and bicarbonate particles on the surface of the teeth. It takes about 45 minutes and no anaesthetic is required as the process is pain-free.

How often you may require this treatment depends on different factors, such as what you like to eat and drink, how well you look after your teeth at home and whether you are a smoker. We will be able to discuss this with you and advise you on the best treatment plan to help you have a beautiful smile you can be proud of.

Speak to a member of the team to book an appointment or find out more about our Airflow Stain Removal.

To achieve and maintain a beautiful smile, you will need to combine good, personal oral habits with regular dental hygiene treatments. These treatments are designed to keep your teeth looking and feeling clean, prevent the development of dental problems, and solve bad breath issues.

It’s generally recommended to visit a dental hygienist every six months, but the frequency may vary depending on your individual oral health needs. Your dentist or hygienist can advise you on the ideal schedule.

Most people find a scale and polish treatment comfortable, but you might experience mild sensitivity during the procedure. Our dental hygienist use gentle techniques to minimise discomfort and can offer advice if you have sensitive teeth.

Your dental hygiene treatment will include a scale and polish procedure to keep your teeth clean and bright. Scaling involves the removal of tartar and plaque deposits that may have accumulated on the surface of your teeth and in the spaces between teeth, particularly along the gum line.

These tartar and plaque deposits cannot be removed through regular tooth brushing alone and require professional dental cleaning. If left untreated, these deposits can lead to dental issues such as tooth decay and gum disease. After scaling, your teeth are polished to remove any remaining stains and to smooth the tooth surfaces, giving your smile a cleaner, brighter, and more attractive appearance.