Dental Check-up
A routine examination of your teeth, gums and mouth.
General dentistry covers the routine care that keeps your mouth healthy, along with treatment for common problems as they arise. Cyprus Smile Clinic offers five confirmed general dentistry treatments, from a routine check-up through to extraction where a tooth can't reasonably be kept. This page introduces each option; which, if any, applies to your own situation is decided through an individual assessment.
The list below is a starting point, not a decision — each page explains its own treatment in full and links back here.
A routine examination of your teeth, gums and mouth.
Professional removal of plaque and calculus that home brushing can't reach.
Assessment and treatment for gingivitis and periodontal disease.
Removal of a tooth when clinically indicated, after assessment.
Extraction specifically involving wisdom teeth, where clinically appropriate.
General dentistry is often where problems are first identified, through routine check-ups and cleaning, and it's also where common issues — gum disease, a tooth that needs to come out — are addressed once they're found. It sits alongside the clinic's other treatment categories, sometimes identifying when one of those might be worth considering too.
Whichever general dentistry concern brought you here, the starting point is the same: an examination of your teeth, gums and mouth. This is what determines which option, or combination of options, might be relevant — not a general guide like this one.
General dentistry treatments range from routine, preventive care to treatment for a specific problem. What applies to you, and how often, depends on your own oral health rather than a fixed schedule — this is covered in more detail on each treatment's own page.
Have a general dentistry concern? Start an online consultation and let us know.
Yes. Cyprus Smile Clinic offers five general dentistry treatments: dental check-ups, professional teeth cleaning, gum disease treatment, tooth extraction and wisdom tooth extraction.
The list above gives a general idea of what each option covers, but the right starting point is usually an individual assessment rather than trying to self-select from a category list.
No. If you think you may be experiencing a dental emergency, please seek appropriate local care rather than relying on this website.
If any of this sounds relevant to you, the best next step is to start an online consultation and tell us a little about what you're looking for.