Teeth Cleaning
Introduction
No matter how much you brush, floss and wash your teeth, there’s no way to get rid of all the bacteria that builds up on them. In fact, it can be pretty nasty! That’s why if you want healthy teeth, you need to visit a dentist for regular cleanings.
What You Get With Teeth Cleaning
Teeth cleaning is a preventive dental treatment that removes plaque and tartar from the teeth. It is done by a dentist or dental hygienist, who will use specialized tools to get rid of tartar at the gum line.
It’s important to keep in mind that teeth cleaning is not just about removing plaque and tartar–it also involves checking for cavities, gum disease (gingivitis), or any other problems with your mouth’s health. If you notice any signs of trouble during your next appointment with Dr. Jameson, he may recommend additional treatments such as fluoride treatments or toothpaste designed specifically for people with sensitive gums so that you can maintain good oral hygiene throughout life!
How Teeth Cleaning Treatment Works?
- The dentist will use a dental instrument to scrape the surface of your teeth, removing plaque and tartar.
- The dentist will also brush your teeth to remove any remaining plaque and tartar.
- Finally, the dentist will polish your teeth to remove any remaining plaque and tartar
Cleaning your teeth is important, even if you do it regularly.
It’s important to remember that even if you do it regularly, teeth cleaning is still a process and not an event.
That’s because it involves removing plaque and tartar from your teeth. Plaque is the sticky material that forms on the surface of your teeth when food particles are left behind after eating or drinking. Tartar (also called calculus) develops below the gum line and consists of minerals in saliva combined with bacteria found in plaque, which forms hard deposits over time if left untreated–and these can cause cavities or gum disease!
Conclusion
Teeth cleaning is a simple and easy process that can be done at home by anyone. It’s important to remember that even if you brush your teeth regularly, they still need to be cleaned professionally every once in awhile. If you want more information on how to take care of your smile, contact us today!
