DEEP CLEANING

Deep cleaning, also known as scaling and root planing, is a non-surgical dental procedure to treat gum disease. It involves removing plaque and tartar from above and below the gumline and smoothing the tooth roots to promote gum reattachment. Deep cleaning helps manage and prevent gum disease, improving overall oral health. If you have specific questions about deep cleaning or related topics, feel free to ask!

The first step is Scaling part involves removal of all plaque and tartar from below the gum line while the root planning or second step involves cleaning and smoothening of root of the tooth.

What can you not do after a deep teeth cleaning :

1. Don’t eat anything while your mouth is still numb.

2. Don’t eat sharp, crunchy, grainy, or challenging foods on the first day.

3. Don’t drink hot beverages for about 48 hours.

4. Don’t rinse your mouth for about 48 hours.

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Always its advisable to get the deep cleaning done every year for the following reasons:

1. Keeps your teeth healthy.

2. Prevents Gum disease.

3. Achieves a whiter smile.

4. Prevents bad breadth.

5. Removes plaque buildup on teeth.