Prevention · St Helier
Dental Hygienist in Jersey
A thorough scale and polish, a gum health check and a home routine that works for you. Hygiene appointments from £81, with no referral needed.
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At a glance
Scale and polish£81
New patient hygiene£117
Gum disease treatment£156
Direct accessno referral needed
What we do
Healthy gums, fresh mouth
Plaque hardens into tartar that brushing can’t remove. Our hygienists remove it, polish away stains and help you keep your gums healthy, following British Society of Periodontology guidelines.
Deep clean
Ultrasonic and hand instruments remove tartar, then a polish lifts surface stains.
Gum health check
We measure your gums so we can spot gum disease early and treat it.
Your home routine
Brushing, flossing and interdental brushes, tailored to your mouth.
Guided Biofilm Therapy
A gentle clean: see how GBT works
Kirsten Brown and Ema Araujo are trained in Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT), a gentle way to clean teeth. This short film shows what happens.
Your visit
What to expect
01
Assessment
We review your medical and dental history and take baseline gum measurements.
02
Clean and polish
Scaling with ultrasonic and hand instruments, finished with a polish.
03
Your plan
We agree when to come back, usually every 3 to 6 months.
Prices
Hygienist prices
- Maintenance hygiene appointment£81
- New patient or direct access hygiene£117
- Gum disease (periodontal) treatment£156
- Full mouth gum charting£40
- Children under 12£56
- Ages 12 to 18, or with braces£71
Spread the cost with our Healthy Mouth Plan
An annual check-up, X-rays when needed and two hygiene visits a year for a monthly fee, plus 10% off most treatment. Children under 12 go free when a parent joins.
FAQs
Dental Hygienist: your questions answered
How much is a scale and polish in Jersey?
A maintenance hygiene appointment, which includes a scale and polish, is £81. New patients, or anyone booking directly without seeing one of our dentists, pay £117 for the first visit. Children under 12 are £56, and ages 12 to 18 £71. The Healthy Mouth Plan includes two hygiene visits a year for a monthly fee.
How often should I see a hygienist?
Usually every 3 to 6 months, depending on your gum health. We’ll recommend what’s right for you.
Can I see the hygienist without seeing a dentist?
Yes. You can book a direct access hygiene appointment without a dentist’s referral.
Does a scale and polish hurt?
Most people find it comfortable. If your teeth or gums are sensitive, tell us and we’ll take extra care.
What is periodontal treatment?
A deeper clean above and below the gumline to treat gum disease, reduce bleeding and help prevent tooth loss. It may take more than one visit.
Do you see children?
Yes. Children’s hygiene appointments are £56 for under-12s and £71 for 12 to 18-year-olds.
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