Teeth Cleaning
Making Your Pearly Whites Healthy And Bright
- Highly Experienced Hygienists
- Guaranteed Results
Teeth Cleaning
Making Your Pearly Whites Healthy and Bright
- Highly Experienced Hygienists
- Guaranteed Results
Comprehensive Dental Cleaning
Do you feel confident about your oral hygiene routine? Despite brushing and flossing, there may still be areas that are difficult to reach. That’s where our teeth cleaning services come in. We guarantee that after a visit, your smile will be sparkling clean and healthy.
Dental cleanings every six months are recommended to protect your gums from disease and keep your teeth free of plaque, calculus, and surface stains. Our professional hygienists at Micris Dental Clinic use only the latest technology and instruments for thorough and effective teeth cleaning.
At Dr Mayank Jain Dental Clinic in Jabalpur, we prioritize your overall oral health. That’s why a healthy smile begins with maintaining clean teeth and gums, and we’re here to help you do just that.
Teeth Cleaning Before & After
What are the Benefits of Professional Teeth Cleaning?
Keeping your teeth clean is important for more than just a pretty smile. Neglecting oral hygiene can lead to serious problems. It’s important to regularly go to the dentist for checkups, scaling, polishing, and professional teeth cleaning. Here’s why:
Avoid cavities
Prevention is better than cure" is a saying that applies to dental health. If we don't clean our teeth well, plaque can build up and cause tooth decay. Plaque causes acid that eats away tooth enamel and creates cavities. Professional teeth cleaning helps prevent cavities by cleaning hard-to-reach areas that brushing and flossing may miss.
Prevents risk of tooth loss
Plaque buildup on teeth can also cause gum disease, which can lead to permanent tooth loss. If plaque reaches the gum line, it can damage the jawbone and cause teeth to fall out. Regular dental cleanings can help reduce the risk of losing teeth.
Achieves stain-free teeth
Dark drinks like coffee, tea, and soda, and smoking can stain your teeth. Toothpaste can help remove some stains, but for a brighter and whiter smile, it's best to get a professional cleaning from your dentist. This will remove all the stains and leave your teeth shining!
Improves overall health
Keeping your teeth and gums bacteria-free is good for your overall health. Studies show that getting your teeth cleaned can reduce your risk of heart disease and diabetes. Plus, regular check-ups can help catch early signs of medical problems. Taking care of your mouth is important for your whole body!
FAQ
Most frequent question and answers
- Minimally invasive – GBT is a gentle and minimally invasive dental cleaning method that requires fewer hand and sonic/ultrasonic instruments. It is safe for both children and adults, as well as for people with implants, and is gentle on the teeth, gums, and implants.
- Complete biofilm removal – Dental biofilm is the cause of tooth decay, gum disease, and infections around dental implants, but it’s not always easy to see. GBT uses a special agent to show where the biofilm is and helps hygienists remove it completely during the cleaning process.
- Fast and comfortable – GBT cleaning takes less time than traditional teeth cleaning methods.
- Safe on braces – Braces increase the chance of buildup of dental biofilm, which can’t be fully removed by just brushing or regular cleaning. GBT’s air polishing technology helps dental hygienists access all areas, even with braces, and remove all the biofilm.
GBT is a gentle, painless teeth cleaning procedure that is safe for all ages. Unlike traditional cleaning which can be uncomfortable, lengthy and messy, GBT uses a pain-free technology called Piezoceramic scaling to clean biofilm from the gums.
The cost for teeth cleaning you can enquiry by calling to Clinic. This will be determined by a dental hygienist during a consultation. The price may vary depending on how much calculus and stains are present. It is recommended to schedule a checkup first to get an accurate cost estimate and learn what to expect during the procedure.
It’s best to have dental cleanings every 6 months, but if you have gum disease or other serious dental issues, you may need to come in more often (every 3 months). Talk to your dentist or hygienist to find out what’s best for you.