Gum disease or gingivitis occurs when there is inflammation of the gum. The inflammation causes sore gums, swelling, or infection of the tissues surrounding and supporting the teeth. Further, this could also present as bad breath, bleeding gums when brushing or gum redness. Gingivitis is common in people who smoke but can also occur in non-smokers where teeth cleaning is wanting or due to other ailments or medical conditions.
Dental cleaning is intended to eliminate any tartar buildup, remove stains from tooth surfaces, and polish the teeth.
Deep cleaning addresses problems such as gum disease and periodontitis. This method is more in-depth and is sometimes split into two dental appointments depending on the extent of the cleaning and the patient’s comfort level.
Routine Cleaning: A regular, superficial cleaning that removes tartar (hard mineral buildup) and any stains on the surface of your teeth.
Deep Cleaning: A more intensive type of cleaning which is used for people who are in the early stages of gingivitis, or gum disease. It usually includes dental scaling and root planing.
Scaling is the removal of tartar from tooth surfaces while Planing is the smoothing of root surfaces, as well as the removal of any infected parts of the tooth.
Are you struggling with stubborn stains on your teeth from tobacco, coffee or tea? Teeth cleanings can restore your bright, white smile while refreshing your breath.
You may not know that plaque buildup exists on your teeth until you have a dental problem. Twice-yearly professional dental teeth cleanings allow our hygienist to monitor your oral health by checking your gums and removing any plaque.
We provide comprehensive cleaning services and a range of routine care intended to keep your teeth healthy, clean, and bright.
Administered with the utmost degree of comfort and safety in mind, dental cleaning enable us to help you and your family address current issues, prevent future complications, and identify the early onset of conditions that may worsen over time should they be left untreated.
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