My gums started to recede, it was probably due to dental calculus, I wanted to clean my teeth but wa

Scaling usually takes 40 minutes to 1 hour.

If the calculus is severe, it may take longer.

If you're determined to have your teeth cleaned, don't be afraid of pain.

The first time you clean your teeth, it will cause a feeling of soreness. However, if the tartar is not removed as soon as possible, it will only exacerbate the occurrence of periodontitis, and may eventually cause the teeth to loosen or even fall out.

In addition, the last 1 or 2 years of teeth cleaning.

Sometimes the slight pain in the process of scaling is tolerable, usually there will be a short period of sensitivity after cleaning, but it will not be very serious, it will slowly return to normal, the scaling time should be determined according to the degree of calculus and smoke spots in your mouth, not counting the time of intraoral disinfection and the patient's request for rest halfway, the general situation is half an hour --- 1 hour, and the serious one is 2 hours.

It is also normal to bleed the gums during scaling, as long-term tartar accumulation often causes chronic inflammation of the gums, so a small amount of bleeding during scaling is allowed. In addition, women should avoid teeth cleaning during menstruation to avoid compensatory bleeding and unnecessary trouble.

Don't be too nervous, teeth cleaning is now a common preventive health care measure in dentistry.

I washed it last week, it was slightly painful, a little bleeding was fine for a while, it's okay, yes, it was very refreshing to wash, I was brushing my teeth for nearly half a year and my gums were bleeding. It disappeared the next day. But you have to check, I found that the doctor didn't wash me, you have to remind the doctor, after washing, say check again.

Hello! When the gums recede, the tooth root without enamel is exposed, and the surface of the tooth root is rough, which becomes an ideal parasite for dental calculus. The more severe the gum recession, the more the roots are exposed, and the more calculus grows.

After cleaning the teeth, the calculus will be improved to a certain extent, but the gums will not go back again, it is irreversible, the calculus attached to the root of the tooth is removed, and there will naturally be the hole you said, that is, between the teeth, we only have to protect it from atrophy more serious, but it is impossible to make it recover, unless it is a minor operation.

Therefore, we should take more care of it, such as brushing our teeth well, once in the morning and once in the evening, brushing time to ensure that three minutes, each surface must be brushed, and you can't use a toothpick to pick when stuffing your teeth, because the use of toothpicks will make the gap between your teeth bigger and bigger, you must learn to use dental floss to clean, especially after brushing your teeth at night, you should use dental floss to clean it up, so that the dirt in the place where the toothbrush can't be brushed will be brought out. Reducing the production of tartar is also effective in preventing gum recession from becoming more severe.

We sincerely wish you good dental health.

Generally speaking, after the stone is cleaned, the gums will grow up a little bit, but it is very limited, and it will not continue to grow after the growth of a migratory and thinning edge, and a minor surgery and gum graft may be considered to restore the gums to their original state.

Teeth cleaning should be done once every six months, and it should be cleaned regularly, and the gap between the teeth is not washed out, but the tartar is compressed for a long time.

Is it gingivitis or periodontitis? In the case of periodontitis, it is not possible to simply clean the teeth, and periodontal ** must be done.

Teeth and gums are the most difficult diseases to treat, and it is almost impossible to restore them to their original appearance when they are broken.

The only way to find a solution is to ask the doctor ...

Only as soon as possible...

As for scaling your teeth, it may be that there is a problem between your teeth, and the doctor has also washed it. I don't know.,It's not good to clean your teeth.,But it's even worse if you don't wash it.。。

The only way to do this is to take good care of your teeth. If you have a problem, you must see a doctor immediately...

Hello, scaling is just a way to clean and will not directly help with gum recession. The cause of gingival recession is due to the dysfunction of local nutrient absorption of the gums, obviously scaling can not solve this problem, teeth cleaning through the removal of subgingival tartar and gum inflamed tissue, alleviate the symptoms of periodontitis, indirectly slow down the gingival recession due to periodontitis and worsen, that is, this limited indirect help.

So, what is the best way to help with gum recession? Of course, the most effective is to use teeth**, the specific principle and restorative effect, you can learn more about this site "Gum Receding FAQ Manual".

Yes, scaling is to help you clean your teeth, remove dirt, and be good for your gums. After cleaning, I recommend that you use a toothpaste that is good for your teeth and gums, so you might as well try it.