A typical dental cleaning is a procedure where the hygienist removes tartar and plaque build-up to keep teeth healthy, prevent cavities, and prevent gum disease. In some cases, a deep cleaning may be required which involves a deeper cleaning of the gums and surrounding areas.
Remove plaque and tartar buildup
Protect teeth roots (and prevent future degradation)
Detect cavities (and other oral health issues)
Promote healthier gums (and prevent gum disease or its progression)
Fight against bad breath
Confidence booster (mouth and teeth feel cleaner)
Maintain good overall health
Not a substitute for good oral health (can become a crutch)
May not be sufficient (for some cases)
Hygienist does a physical exam noting areas of concern and overall oral health
Hygienist removes any plaque and tartar buildup on and between the teeth
Hygienist flosses in between each tooth (a floss threader may be used)
Hygienist goes on to apply a topical treatment and buffs each individual tooth
The dentist performs their own physical exam, taking into account any observations by the hygienist
The hygienist finishes the cleaning with an optional topical fluoride to help prevent cavities
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