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Get Teeth Cleaning in Noida Today – The bacteria present in the mouth causes the formation of soft deposits over teeth called plaque which accumulates over a period of time and forms a hard deposit called calculus or tartar. Plaque can be removed with proper brushing and flossing, but a hard deposit is difficult to remove by brushing alone and professional cleaning is indicated – Teeth Cleaning in Noida.

Bacterial deposits on teeth lead to gum disease, cavities and bad odor.

To protect your gums and teeth you need to make sure you remove all the plaque from your teeth by daily brushing and flossing, and by professional cleanings at least twice a year for people with poor oral hygiene and once a year for those who maintain good oral hygiene.

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TREATMENT PROCEDURE
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
BEFORE AND AFTER
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Teeth cleaning or scaling also called oral prophylaxis is a pain-free procedure involving the removal of bacterial deposits from teeth above and below the gumline using specially designed dental instruments or ultrasonic scalers. Polishing is done mechanically using polishing paste to give a smooth clean feel to the teeth which helps prevent further plaque formation.

Q1. Is Scaling/ Cleaning painful?

It’s a painless procedure and the only sensation that one feels is the process of scraping something off your teeth. Apart from that, there is no pain felt. The discomfort felt during the process is bearable and you can go through it without the need for sedation or anesthesia. It is a simple cleaning and not an invasive procedure. However every patient reacts to the treatment differently so to make them comfortable we use a variety of options, including applying a numbing anesthetic gel before cleaning to help minimize the discomfort.

Q2. Does Scaling weaken the teeth and make them loose?

One of the most common myths is that the procedure weakens your teeth and makes them loose. But this is not true, as scaling removes the deposits of plaque and tartar on teeth, which lead to gum disease. When these elements are removed from the teeth, one may feel the teeth weaken. The teeth are already weakened due to the deposit of plaque and tartar and the cleaning procedure has got nothing to do with it.

Q3. Will Scaling Make the Teeth sensitive?

Most patients who get their teeth cleaned regularly do not experience sensitivity after the procedure. However, for a person who has not had the teeth cleaned in a while the experience is often different. A person’s teeth may feel more sensitive because the calculus and plaque that covered areas of the teeth are removed and this exposes the areas to hot, cold, solids and liquids. A person may experience tooth sensitivity as the teeth adjust to being fully exposed again. People who have pre-existing sensitivity and a lot of deposit accumulation on the teeth may also have discomfort for a couple of days, but it goes away within a few days with desensitizing paste that we prescribe to our patients.

Q4. How often should a person have their teeth cleaned?

Patients accumulate tartar at different rates and teeth cleanings should be determined based on that. A person with good oral hygiene can benefit from having the teeth cleaned every six to twelve months. For patients that have periodontal disease, we recommend teeth cleanings every three months. Teeth cleaning is a part of preventative dentistry. Preventative cleanings are a great way to keep your mouth healthy and avoid high-cost dental treatment.

Q5. How does a patient keep the teeth clean after an appointment?

A patient should follow a daily oral hygiene routine. This routine will keep the teeth free from plaque, which is the biofilm that eventually turns into tartar if it is left for a long time. Brushing teeth twice a day and flossing at least once daily will help to maintain cleanliness. A person should also rinse the mouth with water after meals to prevent deposits from sticking to the teeth. Using a fluoridated mouthwash will also help.

BEFORE and AFTER

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Post Teeth Cleaning Treatment Instruction:

For the first few days following scaling or teeth cleaning, you may experience sensitivity to cold and heat. Continue using desensitizing paste, apply the paste on the sensitive area, leave for 2-3 minutes and then brush your teeth. Stop using desensitizing paste when sensitivity subsides.
Do NOT Smoke or use another tobacco product for at least 48 hours.
If you are experiencing discomfort or pain, you can take a mild pain reliever as needed.
Rinse your mouth 7-8 times a day with warm water and salt (1/4 tsp of tata salt in 250 ml or 1 cup of water).
Brush and floss gently until the soreness is gone, and then resume normal brushing and flossing.
Massage your gums with the tip of your index finger by applying gentle pressure in a circular motion 2-3 times a day.
Take all medications as prescribed, and follow all other instructions provided as closely as possible.