Fresher breath and a healthy mouth start here
Visit your hygienist regularly to look after your oral health and keep your teeth sparkling
Why do you need to visit the hygienist?
Your hygienist is your teeth and gums’ best friend.
Regular visits help prevent gum disease, freshen up your breath, and give your smile that extra sparkle. Plus, they’ll save you hassle (and money) by catching potential dental issues early.
Book an appointment
Regular dental and hygienist appointments are the best ways to keep your teeth clean, healthy, and dazzling.
Who will you see?
Our team of dedicated dentists and hygienists are here to provide expert care and guidance at every stage of your oral health journey.
Dr Michael Goodman
Dr Michaeal Goodman believes that healthy gums lead to a healthy body. With a special interest and qualifications in periodontics (conditions affecting the gums and jawbone), he brings a holistic approach to his work to achieve the best possible results.
If you’re looking for a dentist who prioritises patient care and delivers exceptional results, Sheffield Smiles and Dr. Raggi are the perfect choice. I’m thrilled with my smile transformation!
What happens during a hygienist appointment?
Your hygienist will begin by examining your teeth and gums to look for any potential problems, before giving them a deep clean.
This professional cleaning is designed to get rid of any plaque and tartar build-up that your daily brushing won’t be able to shift.
Once you’re squeaky clean, they’ll share tips to keep your mouth in tip-top condition, like how to floss better or which products suit you best.
Tools we use to keep your smile fresh
We use the latest dental technology to ensure your check-ups are as effective and comfortable as possible:
- Digital X-rays for clear and precise imaging of your teeth and jaw
- Intraoral cameras show you what we see, helping you better understand your oral health
- 3D scanning for accurate impressions and monitoring of changes over time
- Personalised video treatment plans that you can revisit anytime
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Your hygiene treatment journey
Frequently asked questions
at Sheffield Smiles
Hygiene and gum health
How often should I see a hygienist?
Ideally, you should have an appointment with your dental hygienist once a year. These visits will help keep your gums clean and infection-free by breaking down plaque and getting rid of any bacteria in your mouth.
Where is Sheffield Smiles based?
You can find us at 45 Penistone Road North, Sheffield, S61LP, on the main road opposite Sainsbury’s. We have free parking available on-site if you’re driving.
What are your opening hours?
Our opening hours are:
Monday 08.30-18.30
Tues 08.30-17.30
Weds 08.30-13.30
Thurs 08.30-18.30
Friday 08.30-17.30
Saturday 08.30-13.30
Is your practice accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes, it’s completely accessible. We have wheelchair-accessible car parking spaces as well as an accessible entrance, seating area, and toilet.
How do I book an appointment?
Give us a call on 0114 352 2544 to book your appointment.
How often should I have a dental check-up?
We’d recommend visiting your dentist every 6-12 months for a check-up. Regular dentist appointments are the best way to keep your mouth healthy, your breath fresh, and your teeth sparkling.
How much is a new patient check-up?
For adult patients, it’s £90 for your first check-up which includes 3D scans, X-rays, a full dental examination, and a custom report. It’s £60 for children aged 6-17.
Invest in your dental health with the Sheffield Smiles Club
Starting at £14.95 per month for adults and children over 6, our dental plan is the best way to spread the cost of routine dental treatment and make sure you’re getting the care your teeth need.
- 50% off new patient appointments for plan members
- At least one comprehensive routine appointment and hygienist visit included each year
- X-rays and scans included as needed
- 10% off all dental treatments
- 50% off whitening kits
- Kids under 5 are free if a parent is on the plan
Fresh breath and sparkling teeth for you
Don’t wait until you’ve got a problem to see your hygienist. Get into the habit of regular visits for cleaner, healthier teeth and gums.