Do not smoke or drink alcohol before going to your dentist: It’s well known that smoking & drinki…

Do not smoke or drink alcohol before going to your dentist: It’s well known that smoking & drinking alcohol is not good for your oral health in general, leading to tooth staining, bad breath, gum inflammation, and even plaque and tartar buildup. Either way, alcohol should be avoided because it can interact with dental medication. Doing so before a dental appointment is also a no-no. Avoid eating just before scaling: It’s recommended that you not eat or drink anything other than water for a few hours prior to having your teeth cleaned.

Do not hide your medical history: It’s important that you are open about your medical history with your dentist. If you suffer from any conditions or have had surgery, it’s important to tell your dentist in advance of any dental procedures. Your dentist might have to take special precautions and even medicate you if required.

Avoid brushing before your visit: This is because it’s important not to mask your breath with toothpaste. Your dentist will want a full picture of what is going on in your mouth, and that includes your breath.

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