Dental Esthetic
Teeth Cleaning

Dental calculus, popularly known as tartar, is formed as a result of the hardening of the bacterial plaques formed on the surfaces of the teeth when they are not cleaned by the calcium and phosphate ions in the saliva. In short, tartars are bacterial plaques. The saliva in the mouth hardens these plaques and forms the layer we call tartar.

The areas where tartar is most intense are the front lower part of the mouth. Since this area is more difficult to clean, bacteria have the opportunity to spread and multiply easily. Over time, tartar causes inflammation, cavities and tooth extraction.

Dental Esthetic
Teeth Cleaning

Teeth Cleaning Benefits
Tooth loss occurs as a result of not performing oral care regularly, and the biggest reason for these is dental calculus. During the cleaning of the tartar, the tooth enamel is not damaged.
During cleaning, all diseased tissues and plaques are removed from the mouth.
Thanks to the cleaning of calculus, the gums gain a healthy appearance.

– Have pinkish, not loose and firm gums.
– Tooth wobbles and displacements are prevented, teeth become whiter and stronger.
– Inflammation and tooth loss are prevented.
– Bleeding in the gums is eliminated.
– Gingival recession, which is very difficult to treat, is prevented.
– The irritating mouth odors caused by the formation of dense dental calculus are eliminated.

For healthy gums, calculus cleaning should be done every 6 months. After the scaling is cleaned, dental floss, dental shower and dental care should be done regularly every day. Otherwise, tartar formation will accelerate and an unhealthy environment will be created in the mouth. As a result, severe toothache and tooth loss will occur.