Professional scaling and cleaning helps remove hardened deposits and surface buildup that regular brushing alone may not be able to remove.
Over time, deposits can accumulate on and around the teeth. Some of these deposits can harden and become difficult to remove with regular brushing at home.
A soft bacterial film that forms on teeth.
Hardened deposits that require professional removal.
Surface discoloration caused by food, drinks and habits.
Scaling is a professional cleaning procedure focused on removing plaque and hardened deposits from areas that can be difficult to clean effectively at home.
A straightforward process designed to clean your teeth and assess your overall oral hygiene.
We assess your teeth, gums and the deposits present.
Professional instruments are used to remove hardened deposits.
The teeth are polished to remove surface stains and improve smoothness.
You leave with cleaner teeth and personalised oral care advice.
Deposits around the gumline can irritate the gums. Professional cleaning plays an important role in maintaining good oral hygiene and supporting gum health.
After deposits are removed, polishing can help improve the smoothness of tooth surfaces and remove many external surface stains.
Professional scaling removes deposits from the surface of your teeth. It does not weaken healthy tooth structure.
Your gums bleed when brushing or flossing.
Persistent bad breath despite regular brushing.
Yellow or brown buildup near your gums.
You haven't had a professional cleaning for a long time.
Comfort can vary depending on the amount of deposits present and the condition of your gums. Your dentist can discuss ways to keep you comfortable during treatment.
Scaling removes deposits around the teeth. If teeth already feel loose because of gum or bone problems, removing deposits may simply make the existing condition more noticeable.
The ideal interval depends on your oral hygiene and gum condition. Your dentist can recommend an appropriate cleaning schedule for you.
Scaling and polishing can remove many external surface stains. Deeper internal tooth discoloration may require a different treatment.
After hardened deposits are removed, your teeth may feel smoother and cleaner. Spaces previously occupied by deposits can also become noticeable.
A professional cleaning can help you maintain cleaner teeth, fresher breath and healthier gums.
