Dental cleaning at our Fairview clinic on West Broadway starts with your teeth and gum health. We look at deposits, bleeding and gum support, then tailor preventive care or periodontal treatment to the findings, with practical steps you can use between visits.
Send a request with your preferred days or times. The team will confirm availability; submitting the form does not book an appointment.
1. Send an appointment request with your preferred days or times, or call 604-874-4612.
2. The team will confirm availability; ask whether an examination will be scheduled with your cleaning.
3. Bring insurance details and discuss estimated out-of-pocket costs before treatment.
Find us at Suite 306, 805 West Broadway. Plan your route and parking, and review our insurance and CDCP information before your visit.
A dental cleaning removes plaque and hardened deposits that need professional attention. We assess gum health and may record bleeding, gum-pocket measurements and changes in support, with practical guidance for cleaning between visits. A dental examination checks for disease and other concerns and may be scheduled with your cleaning. Ask the team whether an examination is part of your planned visit.
Explore our general and family dental care guide for related information.
At Evidental, we generally recommend a dental cleaning about every six months. Your dentist and hygienist work together to adjust the schedule to your needs; more buildup or gum-health concerns may mean earlier visits. Examinations and cleanings can follow different schedules, so patients at lower risk may not need an examination at every cleaning appointment. We will explain which care is recommended for your next visit and why.
Appointment length depends on your gum health, the amount of buildup and whether additional assessments or treatment are needed. Care beneath the gumline may require more time or several visits. Ask the team how much time to allow for your planned visit.
Bleeding is often a sign of gum inflammation. Persistent bleeding needs an assessment to distinguish inflammation from disease affecting the supporting tissues. Gum measurements and X-rays, when indicated, help determine whether home-care changes, professional cleaning or periodontal treatment are needed.
Deep cleaning usually means treatment beneath the gumline for periodontal disease. It is recommended according to findings such as gum-pocket depth and loss of support, rather than as a routine upgrade to every cleaning. Your plan includes the reason for treatment and follow-up to assess healing.
Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste and clean between your teeth using an aid that fits the spaces. Your preventive plan may also address dry mouth, frequent sugary drinks and hard-to-clean areas around restorations. Products and techniques are tailored to your needs.
Yes. Start by requesting an appointment or calling 604-874-4612. Returning to care begins with an assessment of your current oral health and concerns. We separate urgent needs from preventive and longer-term treatment, then build a manageable plan with you. The team will confirm appointment availability.
Send an appointment request; our team will confirm availability.
Fees depend on the assessment and treatment you need. Bring your insurance details so we can review coverage and estimated costs before treatment. We offer direct billing; you pay any amount your plan does not cover. CDCP patients are balance billed for the difference between our fees and the amount the plan pays.
Read our insurance and direct-billing information and CDCP explanation.
Research and guidance supporting this page. Study results describe groups of patients and do not predict an individual outcome.
Cochrane: dental examination recall intervals · Examination timingCochrane: routine scale and polish in adults · Cleaning intervalsThe routine scale-and-polish review studied adults without severe periodontitis who regularly attended dental care. It does not set the treatment or maintenance schedule for someone with periodontal disease.
NIH/NIDCR: periodontal disease, Government patient guidance · Why do my gums bleed when I brush?; Do I need a deep cleaning?Cochrane: fluoride toothpaste concentrations · What can I do between appointments?NIH/NIDCR: tooth decay, Government patient guidanceTell us what is on your mind. We will help you arrange a visit at our Fairview clinic.