Prevention is the best treatment
Daily brushing is essential, but not enough. Even with rigorous hygiene, tartar accumulates in areas
inaccessible. Professional cleaning is the only method by which these deposits can be completely and safely removed.
Stages of a hygiene session
Ultrasonic scaling
Removal of supragingival and subgingival tartar with a high-frequency vibrating instrument, without affecting More efficient and comfortable than manual scaling.
Airflow (Sandblasting)
A fine jet of water, air and bicarbonate that removes coffee, tea or tobacco stains. Result: visibly whiter teeth, without chemical bleaching.
Professional brushing and polishing
Dental surfaces are polished with special pastes to eliminate microscopic asperities.
Application of fluorides
Fluoride gel or varnish to strengthen enamel and reduce post-scaling sensitivity.
Personalized hygiene instructions
The correct brushing technique, the right type of toothbrush, dental floss or oral irrigator – tailored to your situation.
Why is untreated tartar dangerous?
Tartar is a mineralized form of plaque that cannot be removed at home. If left to build up, it can cause gingivitis, periodontitis (with the risk of tooth loss), cavities, and halitosis (bad breath). All of which can be prevented with a cleaning every 6 months.
- Healthy and firm gums
- Visibly whiter teeth
- Fresh breath
- Prevention of cavities and periodontitis
