The clinic was set up to provide affordable dental hygiene services to the people of Hamilton and the greater Waikato. Treating and preventing gum disease. We are conveniently located in the heart of the CBD, for those who can take a quick break from work and pop in for hygiene care. Certain business are given discount.
I am driven about the clinic and the service it provides. Our prices are reflected in the service that we want to offer those who want to improve their gum health, and worked at affordable costs, so as not to add as a barrier.
People of all ages including children and adolescents especially those going through orthodontic treatment, who are more at risk of tooth decay and gum disease. Whom also experience more difficulty cleaning around braces. Our prices are competitive, ranging from $49 for child hygiene treatment to $129 for a regularly hygiene treatment. (Those who have not been in some time, a possible subsequent visit may be required) At the moment there is a $99 special on mention of article
Gum disease is easily preventable, however just under 50 percent of adults 30 years and older have some form of gum disease. Having worked for a corporate dental practice, I wanted to branch out on my own and set up this clinic to provide this service. There are also a lot of dental clinics that don’t offer dental hygiene or have dental hygienists available. The clinic is equipped with the latest technology in dental hygiene services, the Airflow which uses warm water and powder to gently and effectively remove bacteria. Most people report positive feedback and prefer this system. There are only two other clinics in Hamilton City with this technology
There is growing evidence around gum health and systemic health, especially diabetes and cardiovascular health.
Uncontrolled diabetes can lead to high blood sugar levels in the oral cavity. Which promotes bacterial growth resulting in gum disease.
With cardiovascular disease, the plaque which is found in the arteries is the same type that builds up in our oral cavity. Therefore maintain health gum/ dental health in turn results in improved systemic health.
Our family came to NZ as refugees back in 1986, I was three years old. I have called Hamilton my home ever since, apart from when I studied my bachelors in Auckland for three years. I travelled up on Mondays and returned back on Friday’s, leaving my one and a half year old with her grandparents. All done to provide a better future for her and myself – as we have been on our own.
