Teeth Cleaning: In Dubai, We Believe Prevention is Better Than Cure!

Regular teeth cleaning removes plaque, prevents gum disease, and maintains overall oral health.

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Do you think of doing a teeth cleaning in Dubai?

What better way to prevent gum disease, and keep your teeth clean and smooth than seeing your dental clinic in Dubai regularly for a checkup and a cleaning?

We all have bacteria in our mouths, what is known as the oral bacterial flora. Most of these bacteria are harmless or even beneficial for our gut, but some will cause infections and inflammation, which can spread to the rest of the body.

In fact, preliminary studies indicate that good oral hygiene can lower your risk of cardiac disease and stroke. It is believed that the link between the two is due to the inflammation that occurs in both gum disease and cardiac disease.

That alone should be reason enough to schedule teeth cleaning!

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What is teeth cleaning?

Why is this teeth cleaning important?

TEETH CLEANING PROCEDURE

Teeth cleanings are quick and painless for most people. However, if you find it a bit uncomfortable, speak to your dentist in Dubai who can then make a few modifications to make your teeth cleaning procedure as comfortable as possible.

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Frequently Asked Questions
About Teeth Cleaning in Dubai

A cleaning is usually done by a dentist or dental hygienist and involves a physical examination of your whole mouth to check for any disease like gingivitis. If all is well, plaque and tartar/calculus (hardened plaque) is carefully removed with special ultrasonic instrument. A special spray called an Airflow is then used to remove any dark stains on the teeth. Thereafter, a polishing paste is used to polish the teeth. After rinsing your mouth, a fluoride treatment can be applied. This serves as a protectant for teeth from future cavities.

It is generally recommended to have your teeth professionally cleaned every 6 months to a year, depending on the state of your oral health. Your dentist or oral hygienist will tell you when to schedule your next visit. Diabetics and patient who suffer from gum disease (periodontitis) might be required to have their teeth cleaned more often.

Brush twice per day; once in the morning and once before bedtime with flossing. This should be sufficient to keep your oral health in peak condition. You can chew sugarless gum after meals to promote saliva production which will clean away food particles.
It can take anywhere between 30 minutes to an hour or more, depending on how much tartar buildup you have. Extensive tartar buildup and oral health issues will extend the cleaning time.
Usually you can eat and drink directly after a cleaning. You may experience some tooth sensitivity after the dental cleaning, but this will subside.
It depends on the severity of your gum disease. Our dentist can determine this after a consultation.
The best way is to keep brushing your teeth twice a day and floss regularly. There are many home remedies available like using baking soda as a scrub, rinsing with a solution of vinegar, salt and water, etc. Whatever method you choose, be careful not to damage the tooth enamel.
Tooth enamel wears down naturally with age which tends to give the teeth a yellowish tinge. However, food and beverages you consume can also contribute. Items like tea, coffee, red wine, foods that use food dyes, and carbonated soft drinks are all common culprits. Smoking also plays a big role in discolouring your teeth.