Teeth Cleaning

Prevention of Plaque and Tartar

Accumulated plaque and tartar on teeth are primary causes of tooth decay and gum disease. Regular teeth cleaning prevents the formation of plaque and tartar, keeping your teeth healthy.

Protection of Gum Health

Plaque and tartar can irritate gums and lead to gum disease. Teeth cleaning keeps gums healthy and strong.

Prevention of Bad Breath

Plaque and tartar buildup can cause bad breath. Regular teeth cleaning prevents bad breath and ensures fresher breath.

Brushing Teeth

Brushing your teeth is the most basic method of removing plaque and food particles. Dentists recommend brushing at least twice a day, in the morning and at night, for at least two minutes.

Using Dental Floss

Dental floss is an effective way to clean plaque and food particles between the teeth. Using dental floss in conjunction with brushing provides more effective cleaning.

Mouthwash

Using mouthwash can kill bacteria in the mouth and reduce plaque formation. However, mouthwash is more effective when used in conjunction with brushing and flossing.

Regular teeth cleaning should be supported by professional cleaning done by your dentist. Professional teeth cleaning deeply cleans your teeth, removes plaque and tartar, and checks gum health. Your dentist may recommend additional treatments, such as scaling or applications that strengthen tooth enamel, during the cleaning process as needed.

Regular teeth cleaning is important for a healthy smile. By cleaning your teeth regularly, you can prevent tooth decay, avoid gum disease, and achieve a brighter, healthier smile.