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Dental Deep Clean
If you have pain or sensitivity when you drink hot or cold, your gum may be inflamed or infected.
Dental Deep Clean
If you have pain or sensitivity when you drink hot or cold, your gum may be inflamed or infected.
What Is Dental Deep Clean?
Dental deep clean often needed when you have not had your regular professional cleaning appointments every six months and you’ve missed a few visits to the dentist. It is actually a specific procedure to treat gum and periodontal disease. If you experience any pain or sensitivity when you drink hot or cold, one of the reasons could be due to your unhealthy gum. We would recommend you to come in for a check as soon as possible so that our dentists can check and deep clean your teeth to remove the infection and tartar so your gums can heal. The condition may get worse if you choose to do nothing about it.
Reasons To Get Dental Deep Clean
Your teeth need to be cleaned regularly by a dentist to prevent gum disease and eventually bone loss. Gum disease is a very common problem, with almost half of all adults over 30 have a problem with their gums. It is also a common cause of tooth loss. Gum disease and bone loss do not happen overnight, it takes years to develop. Once you have gum disease, your teeth become loose and fall off easily if left untreated. You will also experience pain and discomfort when drinking and chewing.
The Process
We recommend you to come in every 6 months for a regular check-up and clean to make sure that your gum and teeth are healthy so you don’t have to go through toothache or gum pain. However, if you have gum disease, it may take 2 or more visits for our dentist to deep clean your teeth and it may take up to 1 hour per visit, you may even be asked to return for additional cleaning after three months, rather than waiting six months for your next regular visit. A dental deep cleaning helps clear the plaque, tartar and bacteria out of these pockets so your gums can heal. Your dentist will supply you with instructions on how to care for for teeth after your procedure.
Our Guidance For Long Lasting Results
Regular, diligent oral hygiene and every 6 months dental checkup and clean will help to keep your teeth and gums healthy, so you will have beautiful smile for many years to come.