Tooth Cleaning

Due to reasons such as chewing habits and inability to brush correctly, plaque accumulation is high, especially at the interface of the teeth with the gum line. This plaque turns into dental calculus (tartar) over time and discoloration begins. This type of tartar is the main cause of gum disease. One cannot clean these stones and colorings himself. Accompanying it is bad breath, loosening of the teeth, bleeding in the gums, and unpleasant brown discoloration in the mouth. in order to prevent these from being observed, it is recommended to visit the dentist at regular intervals and have tartar cleaning done. Stains can be removed with Airflow, Polishing, Fluoride application can be applied and finally oral hygiene training will be given. Anesthesia is not applied unless it is absolutely necessary during the procedure, slight sensitivities may be felt.

Bleeding occurs in patients with edematous and inflamed gums, but this is not at a level to be feared and does not continue after the procedures are completed. The procedures take between 15-20 minutes on average. In cases where tartar density is high and it is necessary to work under the gums, a second session is applied. After all treatments, a control session is also done. It is applied as necessary during 6-month dentist controls. When the discoloration and stones are removed, a more relief appearance is formed, but the teeth are not lighter than their own color. For this, whitening process is required.