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Professional Tartar Removal

Maintain optimal oral health with professional tartar removal treatment

Professional Care

Expert dental hygienists

Advanced Technology

Ultrasonic cleaning

Thorough Cleaning

Complete plaque removal

Preventive Care

Regular maintenance

Why is Tartar Removal Important?

Tartar removal has become an important dental treatment due to dietary habits that have changed over the decades. More and more emphasis must be placed on oral care, which not only helps maintain one's own teeth but also extends the life of completed dental restorations and implants.

Even the slightest gingivitis endangers and can doom precise interventions to failure. Tartar formation can be a common cause of gingivitis.

Prevents gum disease and inflammation
Extends life of dental restorations
Maintains optimal oral health
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What is Tartar and How Does it Form?

Most of the plaque can be removed from the teeth with the help of regular brushing and flossing but it cannot be 100% removed at home, even with very conscientious teeth cleaning. Over time, small pieces of calcium crystals from saliva are deposited in the plaque, which can lead to tartar formation.

In order to prevent the formation of tartar, it is therefore recommended to have dental hygiene treatments done, during which the plaque can be completely removed. The rate and extent of tartar formation differs from person to person, depending on lifestyle and individual characteristics.

Common Locations

  • Upper molars

    Buccal (cheek) surface most affected

  • Lower incisors

    Lingual (tongue) surface commonly affected

  • Gum line

    Where tooth meets gum tissue

Consequences of Untreated Tartar

Aesthetic Problems

  • Visible deposits at gum line
  • Tooth discoloration from staining
  • Unpleasant appearance

Health Problems

  • Bad breath (halitosis)
  • Gum inflammation and irritation
  • Periodontal disease and bone loss
  • Tooth loosening and loss

Important: Experience shows that the main cause of bad breath is usually not tooth decay, but tartar. By irritating the gums, tartar can cause inflammation, and further periodontal disease, bone destruction, loosening and subsequent loss of teeth.

The Treatment Process

1

Initial Consultation

Consultation and dental screening to discuss the course of treatment and provide a treatment plan.

2

Ultrasonic Cleaning

The ultrasonic device separates deposited plaque, discoloration, and tartar while washing and cooling with water.

3

Air Brush Polishing

Salt polishing to make the surface smooth and scratch-free, preventing quick tartar reoccurrence.

4

Gum Treatment

Application of antiseptic and anti-inflammatory solutions to destroy bacteria and stimulate healing.

Important Aftercare Information

Do's

  • Use gum-protecting toothpaste
  • Switch to soft bristle toothbrush
  • Use anti-inflammatory mouthwash
  • Regular flossing

Avoid

  • Hard foods for 3-4 days
  • Smoking during healing
  • Crunchy foods
  • Neglecting oral hygiene

Benefits of Professional Tartar Removal

Improved Gum Health

Removes irritating tartar buildup that causes gum inflammation and bleeding, promoting healthier gums.

Fresher Breath

Eliminates bacteria and plaque that cause bad breath, leaving your mouth feeling clean and fresh.

Prevention Focus

Prevents serious dental problems like periodontal disease, saving you time and money in the long run.

Ready for Professional Cleaning?

Contact us today to schedule your tartar removal treatment