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Why do we need Regular Dental Cleanings:-
When you visit the dentist, you normally get your teeth cleaned. This is actually one of the most important parts of your appointment. Even if you maintain great oral hygiene, it is necessary to have your teeth professionally cleaned every six months.
Dentists are specially trained to clean your teeth properly and will be able to clean all parts of the teeth that you may not be able to clean. Dental instruments found only in the dentist’s office are designed to reach the areas that normal toothbrushes cannot reach.
Professional dental cleanings are usually performed by Qualified Dental Surgeons. Your cleaning appointment will include a dental exam and the following:
Removal of tartar:
Tartar is hardened plaque that has been left on the tooth for some time and is now firmly attached to the tooth surface. Tartar forms above and below the gum lines, and can only be removed with special dental instruments.
Removal of plaque:
Plaque is a sticky, almost invisible film that forms on the teeth. It is a growing colony of living bacteria, food debris, and saliva. The bacteria produce toxins that inflame the gums. This inflammation is the start of periodontal disease.
Root canal treatment is probably the most feared of all dental procedures, because of a very good reason that it usually takes a while and it usually hurts for a while afterward. Root canal therapy might require up to three visits to the Advanced Dental Care Centre. The root canal treatment at Advanced Dental Care Center will progress through the steps outlined below.
1. An opening is created through the crown of the tooth into the pulp chamber.
2. The dental pulp is removed.
3. The root canal(s) is cleaned, enlarged, and shaped in order to be filled.
4. Medications may be inserted into the pulp chamber and root canal(s) so as to eliminate harmful bacteria and prevent further infection.
5. Our Dentist may decide to drain the tooth by leaving the tooth uncovered for a couple of days. Otherwise, a temporary filling will be used over the opening to protect the tooth before the next visit to the dentist. Medicine to control the infection may also be given to you. This is to assist in containing the infection beyond the tooth.
6. The pulp chamber and root canals are filled and sealed.
7. The temporary filling is removed and the pulp chamber and root canal(s) are cleaned and filled.
8. The dental crown is placed over the tooth.
9. The crown of the tooth is then restored.
In some cases, natural tissue inflammation may be the source of a little discomfort. This will probably last a few days and can be assisted by an analgesic purchased at a pharmacy or supermarket. Dentist at Advanced Dental Care Center will want to monitor the healing tissue with a follow-up exam. It is advisable to avoid difficult to chew foods. It will also be important to practice good oral hygiene and visit your dentist for regular check-ups.
