How to clean your teeth is like this

Speaking of teeth cleaning, I believe many people have heard of it. Most people have also thought about going to a dental hospital for teeth cleaning. However, because they don’t know how teeth cleaning is performed, many people give up this idea. In fact, teeth cleaning is a very simple process and it is very beneficial to oral hygiene. Let’s take a closer look at how teeth cleaning is performed!

Ultrasonic therapy devices are commonly used for teeth cleaning. They use the high-frequency oscillation of ultrasound to efficiently remove tartar and plaque. When operated correctly, they cause minimal damage to the tooth surface. Teeth cleaning is one of the basic treatments for periodontal disease, which can remove pathogenic factors and reduce gingival inflammation.

Ultrasonic teeth cleaning is prohibited for patients with pacemakers to avoid symptoms such as dizziness and heart rate disorders caused by interference from electromagnetic radiation. People with uncontrolled diabetes, hypertension, acute periodontal abscess and women during menstruation should not have their teeth cleaned.

Generally, teeth cleaning does not affect eating, but due to the structure of teeth, some people will experience sensitive symptoms after teeth cleaning, especially those with heavier tartar and more obvious periodontal inflammation, the allergic symptoms will be more obvious. The pain of this allergic reaction is irritating and short-lived. It disappears once the stimulus is removed and generally does not require special treatment.

After teeth cleaning, you should strengthen your oral hygiene maintenance, such as brushing your teeth with the correct method, using dental floss, interdental brushes, etc., to control the formation of plaque. You should also go to the hospital for oral examinations regularly (usually every 6 months to 1 year). I wish you have healthy and beautiful teeth!