Will teeth cleaning hurt my teeth?

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In developed countries, scaling has become a popular routine oral health care care care routine, and people regularly visit their dentist once or twice a year to get their teeth cleaned.

According to patients, it only takes about 10 minutes to clean their teeth in some dental clinics or beauty salons. This is certainly not the case with formal dental medical institutions. This is very harmful to cleaning teeth in irregular places.

First, only visible tartar is removed, leaving the deepest tartar with the strongest pathogenic effect, which cannot achieve the purpose of preventing and treating periodontal disease. Second, damage to the gums, especially when the root of the tooth is exposed after tartar removal, can not only lead to unbearable pain, but also aggravate the condition of periodontal disease. Third, it is very easy to cause cross-infection and bring undue regret to people.

Therefore, you should choose carefully about the place where you want to clean your teeth, and you should go to a regular hospital to find a medical staff who have undergone strict training to clean your teeth.

Other patients ask about the damage that scaling can cause to their teeth. Objectively speaking, there should be, but it is very slight. Scaling can cause small scratches that can be seen under the electron microscope on the teeth, but this is very minor, which is insignificant for the harm to the human body caused by dental calculus, and professional techniques and appropriate vibration frequency will minimize this damage.

The above are some questions about teeth cleaning, hoping to relieve some patients' doubts and confusion. If you've never had your teeth cleaned, then you should go for a wash. Please remember that teeth cleaning is the same as cleaning the room, but it is done by a professional once a year to six months.

Ultrasonic tooth scaling is to use the head of the scaler to gently touch the tooth surface, the tartar is smashed and removed, the cleaned tooth surface is scanned under a magnifying glass, and it is found that there are very small scratches, which are negligible compared with the thickness of tooth enamel, and there is calcium and phosphorus ions in the saliva in the oral cavity that need to be remineralized, and the phosphorus ions are suitable for the pH environment, and these traces will disappear in a short time and will not cause damage to the teeth.

The second floor is talking nonsense. Scaling doesn't hurt tooth enamel well, unless you're old enough to wash it.

Teeth cleaning, which is what we often call tooth cleaning, is an oral health care method, commonly used to remove dental calculus, it is OK to wash it once every six months or a year, and daily oral cleaning should also be done.

Like I love to eat snacks and don't like to brush my teeth since I was a child, I have accumulated yellow calculus in my lower teeth for a long time very early, and I have washed my teeth before I went to clean them, and now they are much cleaner and look comfortable.

So lz can you check if you have more tartar?If you have too much, it is best to wash it, as the accumulation of tartar will lead to gum recession and gingivitis.

Yes, it will hurt your tooth enamel.

No, you can go and clean your teeth.

Teeth should be cleaned so that they do not damage the teeth as long as they are not done frequently. Washing twice a year is fine.

It will hurt your teeth, but it's not serious, as long as you don't wash it often, you can wash it occasionally.

No, I think it's okay to clean your teeth if you have a lot of tooth damage because it can get rid of some bacteria.