Professional Cleaning & Gum Care Direct Access, No Referral Needed




Regular hygiene appointments are essential for preventing gum disease, removing harmful plaque, and keeping your smile feeling its best. Our skilled hygienists provide gentle, thorough cleaning alongside personalised guidance to help you maintain excellent oral health every day.
Dental hygiene focuses on the prevention of gum disease, tooth decay, and bad breath through professional cleaning and education. During your visit, the hygienist removes plaque and tartar that can’t be removed with brushing alone, helps improve gum health, and supports long-term oral wellbeing.
Hygiene care is a vital foundation for keeping your mouth healthy and reducing the need for future dental work.


Hygiene appointments benefit:
Anyone wanting fresher breath and cleaner teeth
Patients with gum disease or inflammation
Individuals prone to plaque build-up or staining
Patients with braces, aligners or dental implants
Smokers or those with lifestyle-related staining
Anyone wanting to improve or maintain their oral health
Gum Health Assessment
Professional Cleaning (Scale & Polish)
Deep Cleaning (If Required)
Oral Health Advice & Personalised Routine
Ongoing Hygiene Reviews


Your hygienist evaluates your gums, plaque levels, and overall oral hygiene to tailor your treatment.

Gentle, experienced hygienists
Comfortable and thorough cleaning
Tailored advice for long-term oral health
Supportive care for nervous patients
Modern equipment for effective plaque removal
Appointment options to suit busy schedules
A clean, healthy smile starts with expert hygiene care. Whether you need a routine clean or support with gum health, we’re here to help.
Book your hygiene appointment today at Clifton Dental.

If you are suffering from pain, swelling, uncontrolled bleeding after an extraction, or had a tooth knocked out then please get in touch by calling us for an emergency appointment.
At Clifton Dental, we endeavour to offer any patient with a dental emergency a same day appointment to get you out of pain.
If you have a dental emergency outside the normal practice hours, please telephone the NHS on 111. You are also free to contact NHS Direct on 111 to find out your nearest Accident and Emergency department that has a dentist on call, although these services are usually quite limited.