There’s only so much brushing and flossing can do to maintain a clean and healthy mouth. Hence, it’s critical to have a dental cleaning every six months at Ittihad Medical Centre. During the teeth cleaning in Abu Dhabi (scaling and polishing), plaque, tartar, calculus, and surface stains are removed using the most up-to-date instruments and methods.
Frequent dental cleanings help you attain a whiter, more attractive smile and enhance your oral health by lowering your risk of cavities, gum disease, and tooth loss.
How Do We Do Teeth Cleaning Abu Dhabi?
Our doctors routinely provide prophylaxis or teeth cleaning. Without harming your teeth, they carefully remove the tartar and plaque that have accumulated over time. Initially, they use an ultrasonic device that produces titillating vibrations while eliminating bigger tartar fragments.
The quantity of tartar buildup determines how long it takes to clean a tooth thoroughly with ultrasonic tools and also use composite inlays and onlays.
Subsequently, the dentists will focus on removing the tiny deposits from your teeth by pressure-scraping. They also interact with you to discuss and suggest changes to your regular dental hygiene regimen.
We help you maintain a white, healthy smile by applying fluoride treatments and also educate you regarding good oral care. Put your trust in us to deliver the best care possible, then get ready to flash your perfectly straight teeth. Make an appointment right away!
Visit Ittihad Medical Centre for the best dental hygiene experience possible.
FAQs
Q1. What is the difference between scaling, polishing, and deep teeth cleaning?
Ans. When the gum tissues around healthy teeth are good, scaling and polishing eliminate bacteria and clean the teeth. However, a more thorough deep cleaning will be necessary for gum disease with pocketing and significant tartar buildup. Deep cleanings, or periodontal therapy, are required if visible bone loss and the gums have separated from your teeth.
Q2. How often do I need to get my teeth cleaned?
Ans. Teeth cleanings should be done at least every six months for those with healthy teeth and gums. Periodontal (or gum) disease may run in your family, so cleaning as little as once every three to four months is helpful.
Q3. Does it hurt to get your teeth cleaned?
Ans. We use numbing medicine or soothing nitrous oxide anesthesia to relieve discomfort if your teeth or gums are sensitive. As inflamed or diseased gums are typically softer, we advise you to maintain regular dental hygiene to reduce discomfort.
