Professional Dental Cleaning with Ultrasound and Air Flow in Chișinău
Deep dental cleaning is a thorough cleaning of the teeth for cases with a lot of tartar, deposits under the gums or signs of gum inflammation.
The procedure combines ultrasonic scaling (removing tartar with ultrasound), Air Flow EMS and polishing, so that it does not just clean the teeth but stops the inflammation and brings the gums back to health.
The doctor assesses the condition of your mouth and explains why standard cleaning is not enough and how much cleaning you need.
When deep professional teeth cleaning is needed
How deep cleaning differs from ordinary cleaning
Ordinary cleaning suits you when:
- there is only a little plaque
- the gums are healthy
- the tartar is minimal and on the surface
It is aimed mostly at keeping the teeth clean and at prevention.
Deep professional teeth cleaning is needed when:
- there is tartar under the gums
- the gums are inflamed
- the cleaning has to go deeper and take longer
The doctor works not only on the surface of the teeth but also on the areas under the gums, carefully removing the deposits that cause inflammation.
The difference between the two procedures lies in the amount of work, the depth of cleaning and the number of stages.
What happens if deep dental cleaning is not done
If tartar under the gums and inflammation are left untreated:
- the inflammation gradually gets stronger
- the gums start to recede from the teeth
- the roots become sensitive
- the risk of loose teeth and tooth loss rises
- any further treatment becomes more complicated
It is not cosmetic. It is a therapeutic and preventive stage of care.
Results after deep teeth cleaning
Cost of professional dental cleaning
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Stages of deep professional teeth cleaning
The doctor examines the teeth, the gums and the depth of the deposits. You see straight away where the problem is and why standard cleaning is not enough.
Hard tartar is carefully removed, including under the gums. This is the stage that reduces inflammation.
The teeth are cleaned of soft plaque, pigmentation and the remains of deposits in hard-to-reach areas.
The surface of the teeth is polished to slow down new plaque build-up and leave the teeth smooth.
The doctor assesses how the gums react and explains what is normal after the procedure and how to maintain the result.
How long the procedure takes
On average the procedure lasts 60-90 minutes. The exact time depends on the amount of tartar and the condition of the gums, and the doctor warns you in advance.
Deep teeth cleaning questions
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