Dental services typically include routine cleanings, fillings, root canals, dental implants, crowns, bridges, and orthodontic treatments like braces and aligners. Preventive care such as fluoride treatments and sealants are also common, along with cosmetic procedures like teeth whitening and veneers.

It's recommended to visit the dentist every six months for routine cleanings and check-ups. However, the frequency can vary depending on your oral health condition. Regular visits help in early detection of dental issues like cavities or gum disease.

Yes, dental X-rays are considered safe. Dentists use low radiation levels, and modern digital X-rays further reduce exposure. These X-rays are vital for diagnosing issues that are not visible during a regular dental examination, such as bone loss or impacted teeth.

Tooth sensitivity is often caused by exposed dentin, which can result from receding gums, tooth decay, worn enamel, or after certain dental procedures. Using desensitizing toothpaste and maintaining proper oral hygiene can help reduce sensitivity.

Yes, teeth whitening is safe when performed by a dentist or using dentist-recommended products. Professional treatments use controlled bleaching agents that safely brighten teeth, but overuse of at-home products can cause enamel damage.