At a glance
When's the last time you seen the dentist? Our Bradbury Sierra Madre dentist can improve and maintain your dental hygiene. Call us now! Also serving Pasadena and Monrovia
- Dentists
- Dr. Peter S. Young & Dr. Clifford S. Young
- Location
- 301 W Huntington Dr #217, Arcadia, CA 91007
- Appointments
- (626) 445-2536 · same-day available
- New patients
- Welcome — PPO insurance & financing accepted
Essential Dental Hygiene: Regular Plaque and Tartar Removal
Regularly removing plaque and tartar is essential for maintaining healthy gums, teeth, and a beautiful smile. The frequency of your dental hygiene appointments will be determined based on your unique needs and the health of your gums.
Improve Dental Hygiene in Bradbury Sierra Madre
During your dental appointment, we will update your medical history, conduct an oral cancer screening, check for dental decay and fractures, provide oral hygiene instructions, and assess your gum health. We suggest using an electric or mechanical toothbrush like Rotadent, Sonicare, or Oral-B for best at-home care, or a soft-bristled toothbrush. It is recommended to use a fluoridated toothpaste approved by the ADA and avoid abrasive toothpastes that can cause tooth sensitivity.
Digital Dental X-Rays
As a patient, you can benefit from our advanced digital X-Ray technology available in our office.
- Digital X-Rays only expose you to 10% of the radiation compared to traditional X-Rays.
- With digital X-Rays, there is no need to wait up to ten minutes for film development; images can be viewed and diagnosed almost instantly.
- Digital X-Ray images can be enlarged on a monitor, providing patients with a clear view of their teeth and enhancing the doctor's diagnostic capabilities.
- Digital X-Rays are eco-friendly and eliminate the need for chemical waste disposal.
It is important to have up-to-date dental X-Rays for accurate diagnosis of dental issues such as decay and gum disease. The American Dental Association suggests getting a full series of X-Rays every three to five years, and periodic bitewing X-Rays every 6 to 18 months, based on your individual risks and dental history. We prioritize minimizing radiation exposure and always provide patients with a lead apron during X-Rays.