Dental Hygiene

Scaling and polishing, often known as dental hygiene treatment, involves professionally cleaning the teeth.

- The dental and hygiene team is crucial in the management of gum disease.

- To maintain clean teeth, healthy gums, and fresh breath, we advise continued hygiene care once every three to six months.

- For assistance with maintaining your dental hygiene, our hygienists can go over brushing and flossing practises.

- Your dental hygiene programme, which can be completed in 3 simple steps, is the foundation of a lovely, robust smile.

The cornerstone of a good dental health regimen is brushing your teeth twice a day for two minutes using a fluoride-based toothpaste. Make sure you can brush your teeth and massage your gums without harming the enamel or the gum tissue and replace your toothbrush every three months. Using dental floss, ribbon, or interdental brushes to clean in between your teeth is one of the best methods to prevent decay and infection from taking hold. If it is not done, food particles, germs, and plaque can build up and eat away at your gum tissue and tooth enamel. If your gums bleed at first, do not panic; this will soon stop with consistent and frequent flossing. Mouthwash: Mouthwash is the final step in your dental hygiene regimen, clearing away any lingering food particles, plaque, and bacteria from the difficult-to-reach parts of your mouth.