Digital X-rays
So your dentist can see what's happening below the surface.
Teeth Cleaning in San Antonio, TX
A Cleaner, Healthier Smile Twice a Year
Cleanings and exams that catch small problems early, with prices up front.
Gentle laser cleaningAt our Hollywood Park office, laser cleaning helps gently remove plaque and tartar.
RemindersWe book your next visit before you leave and remind you a week and a couple of days before.
$179 new-patient visitExam by the doctor, any needed X-rays and a professional cleaning.
Prices up frontYou know what your insurance is expected to pay before any treatment starts. No surprises.
Early and late visitsAppointments as early as 7 a.m. and as late as 7 p.m., depending on the day.
Your Cleaning, Step by Step
Simple and comfortable, with no surprises about pricing.
Professional cleaning
We remove plaque and tartar. A topical anesthetic keeps you comfortable.
A thorough exam
Your dentist checks for cavities, gum disease and other issues.
Your next visit
We book your next cleaning before you leave and send reminders.
Book a Cleaning If…
Regular visits keep small problems small.
- It's been more than six months since your last cleaning
- Your gums bleed when you brush
- You're new and want a fresh start
- You want tips to improve your routine at home
- You play sports or grind your teeth and need a mouthguard
“We give you the prices upfront so you know what to expect. There are no surprises.”
Our team, from our general dentistry video“Matthew, the hygienist was patient, gentle and gave good advice for further care for my teeth and gums. Melanie at the front desk was friendly and professional as she gave me my recommended treatment plan. I highly recommend this dental office.”
“First time and will have my whole family come here.Easy check in with Alyssa and Hygienist, Monte was very thorough and Dr. Deary also explained everything and was willing to answer all my questions. Totally recommend.”
“Dr. Gomez has done a great job with both my husband and myself! She is very thorough and always gives us options as to what needs to be done as senior citizens. I highly recommend Dr. Gomez.”
“I had been dreading going to the dentist. It turned out to being a very pleasant, positive experience. The staff is very friendly and non-judgmental. I will definitely be going back to My Hometown Dentist.”
“My new favorite dentist! Excellent care and really nice people. State of the art equipment and very attractive office.”
“Great customer service and the Dentist is awesome. Made my appointment a breeze and good recommendation. Thank you”
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Paying for Your Cleaning
$179 for new patients
Exam by the doctor, any needed X-rays and a professional cleaning. Limit one per patient.
New patientsInsurance
We're in-network with many insurance plans and will help you understand your benefits.
Insurance we acceptNo insurance?
Our Membership Club starts at $30 a month for patients without insurance.
Membership ClubCommon Questions About Teeth Cleanings
How often should I get my teeth cleaned?
Most people do well with a cleaning and exam every six months. If you have gum disease or other concerns, your dentist may recommend visits more often.
Does a dental cleaning hurt?
Most patients feel little or no discomfort during a cleaning. If your teeth or gums are sensitive, let your hygienist know. If you feel anxious about dental visits, ask about our sedation options.
What happens during a teeth cleaning?
X-rays show what's happening below the surface. Your hygienist removes plaque and tartar and polishes your teeth, then your dentist checks your teeth, gums and bite for cavities and gum disease.
How much does a teeth cleaning cost?
New patients can get an exam, a cleaning and the X-rays they need for $179, with no periodontal therapy. With insurance, we'll check your benefits for you. Without insurance, ask about our Membership Club.
Is a teeth cleaning painful?
Most patients feel little or no discomfort. A topical anesthetic keeps you comfortable, and sedation is available if you're anxious. Tell your hygienist if anything is sensitive.
Should I brush my teeth after a cleaning?
Yes, keep brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste and flossing. Follow any advice your hygienist gives you.
Which teeth usually get cavities first?
Back teeth often do, because their grooves trap food and are harder to reach. A cleaning and exam catch small problems early. Ask about sealants or fluoride if you get cavities often.
Do you remind me when my next cleaning is due?
Yes. We set up your next cleaning before you leave and send reminders about a week and a couple of days before.