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Professional hygiene is an essential component of maintaining oral health
Toothbrushes and other home-use dental aids are unfortunately insufficient for thoroughly cleaning interdental spaces and the subgingival area of plaque, and they are ineffective at removing tartar. Therefore, regular professional oral hygiene in Ivano-Frankivsk is essential, performed only by qualified specialists using the latest equipment. Our team educates patients on proper dental care, demonstrates how to clean between teeth correctly, and provides individualized recommendations and selects the best products for daily oral hygiene based on the condition of teeth and gums.
Dental plaque starts building up just 2 hours after brushing your teeth
Dental plaque on the surface of teeth poses a significant risk for dental diseases. The formation of tartar is always a sign of insufficient oral hygiene. Bacteria that grow on tooth surfaces are the main cause of cavities and periodontitis. Tartar forms through the mineralization of a complex layer of microorganisms. Existing deposits of this “layer” create ideal conditions for bacteria to thrive. Therefore, regular oral hygiene is essential in Ivano-Frankivsk.
At first, dental plaque looks like soft, whitish deposits along the gum line. Over time, bacteria in the mouth cause it to harden and turn yellow.
Professional teeth cleaning should be done twice a year, and for patients with periodontitis - once every three months
To prevent the formation of dental plaque, it is essential to maintain proper oral hygiene by brushing your teeth in the morning and evening. If teeth are left unbrushed for more than 12 hours, some areas of plaque begin to harden, making oral hygiene more difficult—brushing then only reinforces the mineralized plaque. Additionally, bacteria convert sugars from our food into acids, which attack tooth enamel and can lead to cavities. Tartar also forms, which can have multiple negative consequences for overall oral health.
If plaque and tartar form along the gum line, it can lead to inflammation. At first, this affects only the gums, but it can spread to the entire periodontium. This condition is called periodontitis. It can cause bleeding gums and loose teeth. The bacteria in tartar may even have serious long-term effects, such as contributing to cardiovascular problems and digestive issues. In addition to rough and dull surfaces, tartar also promotes bad breath.
How professional oral hygiene is performed
- Most importantly, professional oral hygiene is performed under a microscope. The use of a dental microscope is crucial in professional oral care, as tartar and bacterial deposits can hide in areas that are difficult or impossible to see with the naked eye.
- First, the dentist cleans off the tartar and soft plaque using an ultrasonic tool. The procedure meticulously targets hard-to-reach areas, including molars, interdental spaces, and periodontal pockets, if present.
- The second stage is performed using the modern Swiss “Air Flow EMS” device and a glycine-based powder, which protects your teeth and gums. The device allows the dentist to thoroughly clean the same hard-to-reach areas, removing all remaining plaque. Teeth may become slightly whiter, by one or one and a half shades, but it cannot make teeth lighter than your natural color. This device is also ideal for maintaining hygiene with braces, around implants, or other prosthetic constructions.
- The third stage involves polishing the teeth using brushes and specialized pastes. This step helps prevent the rapid formation of new plaque.
We take a comprehensive approach to addressing our patients’ needs, which is why we offer the option to purchase home dental care products directly at our clinic.
Regular professional oral hygiene performed by a qualified specialist will keep your teeth healthy and you happy. Entrust your health only to professionals – entrust it to us.
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