Dental hygienist in Solna
The dental hygienist’s job is not to treat disease but to prevent it. We remove plaque and tartar and show you how to care for your teeth at home.
- Usually a visit every six months
- Plaque and tartar removed
- Advice and training for home care
- Disease found early

A dental hygienist for healthier teeth and gums
We consider professional oral hygiene the most important measure in dental care. Regular visits to the dental hygienist keep your mouth healthy and mean that disease is found early.
Why you need a dental hygienist
Teeth make up only 25 percent of the surface of the mouth. The rest is the spaces between the teeth, the gums and the tongue. Even if you brush carefully, bacteria remain and form plaque, and over time soft deposits harden into tartar.
- Bad breath
- The bacteria in plaque and tartar cause a bad smell.
- Gum inflammation
- Shows first as swollen, red gums that bleed and are tender when you brush.
- Cavities
- Tartar and plaque increase the risk of holes in the teeth.
Toxins from plaque can be absorbed into the blood and worsen the course of chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease, rheumatoid arthritis and diabetes.

What a visit to the dental hygienist involves
At a visit, we do the following, in this order.
Conversation
You tell us about your problems, and we go through anything specific to you.
Examination
We examine your teeth and mouth carefully.
Teeth cleaning
Plaque and tartar are removed from the teeth, the spaces between them and the gum pockets, in the way that suits you.
Home care advice
You get recommendations for home care, an analysis of your own needs and training in oral hygiene.


What does a visit to the dental hygienist cost?
from SEK 395scaling (tartar removal)
It depends on what you need. According to our price list, scaling costs SEK 395, SEK 780 if extensive and SEK 1,200 if particularly time-consuming. A basic check-up with a dental hygienist costs SEK 985, or SEK 1,400 with a full periodontal examination.
Common questions about dental hygienists and teeth cleaning
Can’t find the answer? Call us on 08-650 10 60.
How often should I see a dental hygienist?
We recommend a visit every six months, until the dentist says that it is fine to come less often.
What is the difference between a dental hygienist and a dentist?
The dental hygienist’s job is to prevent disease, not to treat it. The hygienist examines, cleans your teeth and teaches you how to look after your oral hygiene at home.
What is tartar and why should it be removed?
Tartar is soft deposits that have hardened. It sits on the teeth, in the spaces between them and in the gum pockets, and cannot be brushed away. If it is left, it can cause bad breath, gum inflammation and cavities.
What does a visit include?
A conversation about your problems, a careful examination of your teeth and mouth, and then teeth cleaning. You also get advice for home care and training in oral hygiene.
What will I notice after regular visits?
Your gums stop bleeding, the bad smell goes away and tartar does not build up as quickly as before. Your teeth may also look lighter.
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