Want to keep your teeth and gums healthy, your smile whiter and your breath fresher? Clinical studies prove that regular treatment by your hygienist in Salisbury will help. That’s why at Sarum Dental we adopt a preventive approach to dentistry, in which your Salisbury dentist and hygienist will work together to ensure you and your family receive comprehensive preventive dental care.
BSc (Hons) Dental Hygiene & Therapy (Leeds)
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Charlotte qualified from the University of Leeds in 2020 with a degree in dental hygiene and dental therapy.
She is originally from Warminster Wiltshire and went to secondary school at Salisbury’s local South Wilts Grammar.
She enjoys all aspects of her practice and is keen to support and motivate all of her patients. She is dedicated to continually improving her skills and providing a caring and gentle experience.
Outside of hygiene therapy, Charlotte enjoys working as a fitness instructor, traveling and looking after her sprocker spaniel Alfie.
Charlotte, our outstanding dental hygienist is here to help you prevent gum disease and tooth decay to keep your teeth for longer!
Gum disease is a major cause of tooth loss in adults and tooth decay is a growing problem for children even as young as four.
Bacteria thrive in the plaque and tartar on your teeth, causing gum irritation and bleeding. If left unresolved this eventually results in the gums becoming infected and causing teeth to become loose.
Regular professional removal of bacteria and plaque by the hygienist is essential in maintaining healthy gums. Our hygienist Charlotte is very experienced and, as well as cleaning and polishing your teeth, she will also give you advice on your diet and how to maintain a good oral hygiene routine at home.
Why is oral hygiene so important?
Regular visits to the hygienist are vital in order to maintain good dental health and are an important supplement to regular checkups. The hygienist will recommend an appropriate treatment interval after having made an assessment of your condition.
Can my dentist do oral hygiene checks?
Our dentists are fully qualified in all aspects of oral hygiene, but our hygienists have undergone particular training in this area, meaning they focus on ensuring plaque and tartar are removed from both on the teeth themselves and from below the gum line where most damage can be caused.
Can I do anything to prevent oral hygiene problems occurring?
Maintaining a rigorous cleaning programme at home is vital if you want to minimise hygienist appointments. Our hygienist will give you advice and tips not only about how to clean your teeth, but also about diet and general lifestyle.