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Scaling & Polishing – Keep Your Teeth Healthy and Sparkling
Scaling & Polishing is a preventive dental procedure designed to remove plaque, tartar, and stains from your teeth, ensuring optimal oral health and a bright smile. Regular scaling and polishing help prevent gum disease, bad breath, and tooth decay, while improving the overall appearance of your teeth.
Our experienced dental team uses modern equipment and gentle techniques to provide thorough cleaning without discomfort. With personalized care, we help you maintain healthy gums and a sparkling smile for years to come.
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General Ask
How often should I get scaling and polishing?
It is recommended to have scaling and polishing every 6 months, or as advised by your dentist, to maintain healthy teeth and gums.
Is scaling and polishing painful?
No, the procedure is generally painless. Some patients may feel slight sensitivity, but modern techniques ensure a comfortable experience.
Can scaling and polishing whiten my teeth?
Yes, scaling removes surface stains and tartar, making your teeth appear cleaner and brighter. For deeper whitening, additional cosmetic treatments may be suggested.
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