Tartar cleaning

The accumulation of bacterial plaque, which subsequently mineralizes to form a hard, sticky biofilm, is called tartar. It contains bacteria and food debris. This is often the cause of gum disease – periodontitis and gingivitis, as well as creating conditions for the development of cavities. Symptoms of these diseases are bleeding gums, redness, swelling and bad breath.

Causes of tartar formation may include hygiene habits, saliva composition, type and composition of food, and the arrangement of teeth.

To reduce the risk of gum disease or prevent your condition from worsening, we recommend professional tartar and plaque removal and polishing.

SYMPTOMS OF THE APPEARANCE OF DENTAL CALCULUS

If you notice an additional, yellow surface forming on your teeth that is not being washed off with a brush and toothpaste, tartar formation has probably begun.

What is the cleaning procedure itself?

An ultrasonic device cleans the surface of the teeth by means of vibration. To make them perfectly smooth, the tooth surfaces are polished perfectly with a polishing brush and paste.

How often should I visit the dentist to have tartar removed?

It is necessary to have tartar removed twice a year. Each patient “builds up” tartar at a different frequency. Consult our doctors carefully about the method of cleaning your teeth, the type of brush and the use of floss.

Approximately 60% of all bacteria in the mouth reside on the tongue.

!!!We complete the process of professional cleaning and tartar removal with tongue cleaning. TS1 set.

The tongue is smeared with gel and a special rubber tip placed on the saliva ejector cleans and disinfects the tongue from bacteria. There is no irritation or trauma to the papillae, but a higher and longer-lasting feeling of freshness and cleanliness.

A wonderful surprise for our patients is a tongue brush, which can be used at home with toothpaste. Use it like a toothbrush and change the tip every 3 months.

To receive guidance information or competent consultation from our specialists, do not hesitate to contact us – +359 877 17 80 18