Dental Cleaning of the ultimate smiling changes

Brushing, however, doesn’t remove all plaque in between your teeth. Leftover plaque calcifies or hardens, which forms tartar.

The accumulation of plaque or tartar can lead to gum disease. This includes gingivitis, which is inflammation of the gums. If left untreated, gingivitis can advance to periodontitis. This is a serious infection that destroys the bone that supports the teeth.

Deep Cleaning can stops gum disease, fights bad breath, protects roots of teeth, promotes healthy gums, prevents tooth loss. 

To reduce the sensitivity after the procedure; Eating soft foods (yogurt, applesauce, or mashed potatoes) for a few days after your procedure can help reduce sensitivity. You should also avoid extremely hot or cold foods and drinks.

Taking over-the-counter pain medications like can reduce inflammation, as well as rinsing with warm salt water.

Brushing and flossing on a regular basis promote healing and reduce further gum inflammation. Use a soft bristle toothbrush at least twice per day, and floss at least once per day.

Add in a good home care routine afterward and you may see rapid improvement: gums that are firm and pink rather than red and tender. Over time, pockets will shrink, and you can be confident that your gums are happy and healthy.