What is tartar?
The hard surface on the surface of the teeth is called tartar due to the mineralization of plaque. They are yellow or black, hard, rough surface, visible to the naked eye, and accumulate on the surface of the tooth, especially on the inside of the lower incisor, lower molar, upper jaw.
They are formed from the debris of food left over on the teeth along with the bacteria that make up the plaque. These plaques are soft at first, due to their persistence in the oral environment, with saliva rich in calcium and phosphorus, making them harden, called tartar.
Tartar threatens oral health
It makes us lose confidence in communication because the plaque surrounding the teeth is tarnished.
Makes the breath smell bad.
Tartar is the main cause of diseases such as periodontal inflammation, which causes bone loss and gum loss, leading to long tooth condition and exposure to the outside. When these conditions are encountered, the patient will feel discomfort and sensitivity.
In addition, they help the bacteria attack and erode the enamel, penetrate the pulp and cause many serious diseases.
Thus, tartar not only aesthetic but also bad for oral health. Therefore, the removal of plaque, new tartar formation is often necessary to protect the teeth.
In addition to cleansing, can scraping tartar whitening teeth?
Scraping tartar only clean the surface of the teeth, but not whitening effect. We cannot get tartar with the brush or conventional ways because the plaque is sticking to the teeth.
Note: the efficacy of the treatment can vary depending on each patient’s condition.
For more information please contact:
I-DENT DENTAL IMPLANT CENTER
Dental Clinic - Ho Chi Minh City The Army Navy Swimming Pool
Building 19V Nguyen Huu Canh Str, Ward 19, Binh Thanh District, HCMC
Dental Clinic - Ho Chi Minh City An Dong
Building 193A-195 Hung Vuong Str, Ward 9, District 5, HCMC
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