teeth cleaning in sharjah
Fresh Breath. Brighter Smile. Healthier Teeth.
Professional teeth cleaning also called as ‘Scaling and Polishing’ , removes plaque ,tartar and bacteria to protect your teeth and gums . Even with regular brushing and flossing , plaque and tartar can collect in hard -to – reach areas of the mouth. Over time, this buildup may lead to gum sensitivity, , bad breath, tooth decay and gum disease.
At Glow Prime Dental Clinic, Sharjah, we provide gentle and through professional teeth cleaning and guide you to support healthy gums , fresh breath and long term oral health
What Happens During Professional Teeth Cleaning?
1. Scaling
During professional teeth cleaning, the dentist gently removes plaque and hardened tartar from the teeth, especially around the gum line and in areas that are difficult to clean with regular brushing.
2. Polishing
After scaling, the teeth are polished using a high powered electric brush special cleaning paste. This helps remove surface stains, smooth the tooth surface, and make the smile look cleaner and brighter.
Routine Cleaning vs. Deep cleaning
Routine Cleaning
Routine teeth cleaning is usually recommended for patients with healthy gums. It helps remove plaque, tartar, and surface stains, keeping the teeth clean and helping prevent cavities, bad breath, and gum problems.
Deep Cleaning
Deep cleaning may be advised when plaque and tartar collect below the gum line and cause gum infection or gum pockets. This cleaning reaches deeper areas around the teeth and gums to help control gum disease and protect long-term oral health.
How to Take Care of Your Teeth and Gums Yourself
Good daily oral care helps keep your teeth strong, gums healthy, breath fresh, and smile brighter. Along with regular professional teeth cleaning, simple home habits can reduce plaque buildup, cavities, bad breath, and gum problems.
- Brush twice daily
Brush your teeth two times a day using a soft toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste. Clean all tooth surfaces gently, especially near the gum line, where plaque commonly collects. Dental organizations commonly recommend brushing twice daily with fluoride toothpaste for about two minutes - Clean between your teeth
Use dental floss, interdental brushes, or a water flosser once daily to remove food particles and plaque from areas where a toothbrush cannot reach. - Clean your tongue
Gently clean your tongue with a toothbrush or tongue cleaner to reduce bacteria and help control bad breath. - Limit sugary foods and drinks
Frequent sugary snacks and sweet drinks can increase the risk of tooth decay. Choose water more often and try to keep sugary foods limited to mealtimes. - Rinse after meals when brushing is not possible
If you cannot brush after eating, rinse your mouth with water to help remove food particles and reduce acid exposure. - Replace your toothbrush regularly
Change your toothbrush or brush head every 3 months, or earlier if the bristles become worn. - Visit your dentist regularly
Routine dental check-ups and professional teeth cleaning help detect early dental problems and keep your teeth and gums healthy for the long term.