Teeth Cleaning and Polishing

One Sitting to Ensure the Health of Your Teeth and Gums

With gum diseases causing more tooth loss than decay, it’s crucial to prioritise regular dental hygiene. Combining visits to Experteeth with proper at-home care and dental check-ups can significantly improve your oral health and smile.

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Teeth Cleaning and Polishing

What goes on during a Teeth Cleaning & Polishing appointment?

First, we’ll conduct a thorough dental hygiene examination to get things started. Then, we move ahead to:

  • Scale your teeth to eliminate any stubborn plaque or tartar buildup that regular brushing may miss.
  • Perform a meticulous clean and polish to rid your teeth of any surface stains.
  • Provide advice on maintaining excellent dental health and demonstrate practical techniques you can easily implement at home.

Our Approach

Complete Dentures

Imagine a complete set of upper or lower teeth that provide a complete transformation. Complete dentures are precisely crafted to replace missing teeth, making your smile whole again. 

For those with one or more missing teeth, partial dentures come to the rescue. This exceptional dental solution features a top-notch plastic, nylon, or metal plate adorned with false teeth that blend seamlessly with your natural set. 

Cleverly designed metal clasps ensure a secure fit, easily attaching to your existing teeth. Plus, the beauty of partial dentures lies in their simplicity – effortlessly unclipped and removable whenever needed.

The agreed-upon procedure is carried out, aimed to be finished in 7 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is teeth cleaning harmful to my teeth?

Teeth cleaning and polishing, when done by a trained and experienced professional like Dr Katara, is a safe procedure that revitalises oral hygiene and improves the overall functionality of your teeth while giving you back your endearing smile. 

By global standards, it is recommended to undergo teeth cleaning and polishing at least once a year. In cases where you may have any crowns, bridges, braces or any other dental work done, once in six months is recommended. 

Dr Riddhi will highlight your case-specific home-care tips at the end of your cleaning session. Additionally, here are the commonly recommended steps to follow at home:

  • Use an electric toothbrush unless you are asked not to use one by your dentist
  • Floss your teeth with a water-flosser once a day
  • Rinse after you eat anything
  • Scrape your tongue to remove build-up daily
  • Use a non-alcoholic mouthwash

 

The procedure involves meticulously removing plaque and tartar buildup, even in hard-to-reach places. There will not be any digging, excavating or drilling of your teeth or anything around them. You may only feel a bit of heightened sensitivity which will be taken care of with a mild surface anaesthetic.

Several DIY (Do It Yourself) home kits promise astonishing results. However, these claims hardly ever result in actual long-lasting results and may even cause severe complications that could be irreversible.

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