Treatment Details
Professional cleaning to maintain optimal gum health, remove stubborn plaque, and reveal a brighter smile.
Professional Oral Hygiene
Scaling & Polishing for Fresh Smiles
Professional scaling and polishing are vital for keeping your gums and teeth exceptionally healthy. At Ira Dental, we gently remove hardened plaque and tartar buildup that regular brushing simply cannot reach. This essential preventive therapy not only stops gum disease in its tracks but also removes stubborn surface stains. We prioritise your comfort, using advanced ultrasonic tools for a virtually painless experience, leaving your mouth feeling remarkably fresh and clean.
What Does a Cleaning Session Involve?
Gentle Plaque Removal
Safely dislodge hardened tartar from the enamel and below the gumline gently.
Advanced Stain Removal
Buff away unsightly surface discolouration caused by coffee, tea, and tobacco.
Professional Polishing
Smooth the tooth surface to a high shine, preventing future plaque buildup.
Benefits of Regular Scaling
- Prevent gum inflammation and bleeding
- Eradicate stubborn bad breath for lasting freshness
- Protect against tooth loss caused by gum disease
- Instantly brighten your natural smile
- Remove difficult tartar buildup safely
- Improve your overall health and immune resistance
Ready For Clean?
Book Your Hygiene Visit With Ease
Take the first step toward a healthier, fresher mouth. Our team is here to provide you with a gentle and comfortable cleaning session.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear Answers About Oral Hygiene
We have compiled answers to the most common questions our patients ask, so you can feel confident before your cleaning.
How often should I get my teeth scaled?
It is highly recommended to visit every six months for routine scaling and polishing.
Does teeth scaling hurt?
Not at all. We use gentle ultrasonic tools ensuring a comfortable and painless process.
Will it damage enamel?
No, professional scaling safely removes only plaque and tartar without harming enamel.
Can it cure bleeding gums completely?
Yes, removing tartar is the most effective way to stop gingivitis and gum inflammation.
Does polishing whiten the teeth?
It removes surface stains, making teeth look brighter, though it is not a bleaching treatment.