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Deep Teeth Cleaning

Aiding Defense Against Gum Disease

Deep teeth cleaning, also known as scaling and root planing, is often the first step in treating periodontal disease. This non-surgical procedure targets the buildup of plaque and tartar (calculus) that contribute to gingival inflammation and gum disease. Scaling and root planing are essential for preventing the progression of gingivitis and moderate to severe periodontal disease. During the treatment, Dr. Hu will carefully remove harmful deposits from below the gum line and smooth the tooth roots to eliminate bacteria, creating a healthier environment for your gums. This procedure can help restore gum health, reduce inflammation, and prevent further oral health issues, especially if performed early in the development of gum disease.

Minimally Invasive Deep Teeth Cleaning

After scaling and root planing, additional treatments may be recommended to maintain oral health and prevent further complications. This may include the use of antibiotics or antimicrobial rinses to control bacteria and promote healing. In cases where gum pockets are too deep for thorough cleaning, surgical options may be considered to further improve gum health. The benefits of deep cleaning go beyond gum health; this treatment can help prevent systemic issues, like heart disease, caused by the spread of oral bacteria through the bloodstream. Additionally, deep teeth cleaning reduces the risk of tooth loss by eliminating bacteria that cause bone and tissue damage. With successful treatment, patients can enjoy improved oral aesthetics, fresher breath, and a significantly healthier mouth overall.

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Preserve Gum Health With Deep Teeth Cleaning

Healthier Teeth
Deep cleaning removes the bacteria and food particles trapped in gum pockets, helping to eliminate persistent bad breath and promoting your natural smile.
Preventative Treatments
y eliminating harmful bacteria and reducing gum disease progression, deep teeth cleaning helps protect against tooth loss caused by periodontitis.
Reduced Inflammation
By cleaning the roots of your teeth, deep cleaning reduces gum inflammation and irritation, leading to healthier gums.
Defense Against Gum Disease
Deep teeth cleaning removes plaque and tartar buildup beneath the gumline, preventing gingivitis and more severe gum disease.

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