Professional tooth cleaning is carried out in a dental practice and is also referred to as prophylaxis.
In order to optimally care for your own teeth and prevent diseases such as periodontal disease or tooth decay, daily, individual dental care is essential. Regular, correct tooth brushing and a high-quality toothbrush are important for this; interdental brushes and regular use of dental floss are also important. However, all these care measures can only provide partial dental care, even if they are carried out correctly. Over time, bacteria and plaque accumulate both on the teeth and especially in the spaces between the teeth and the gum edges. Food scraps can get stuck in the gaps, even with exemplary home care. This not only leads to discolored teeth and bad breath, but is also a major cause of periodontal disease and tooth decay. The long-term consequences of such plaque that is not removed has now been scientifically well researched: it can pose a significant risk to oral and general health.
So if you want 100 percent care for your teeth, you should have your teeth cleaned professionally by a specialist on a regular basis. Such prophylaxis can also be effective against plaque that is difficult to remove and is therefore an important factor in medical care. Over the past few years, awareness of the importance of this prophylaxis has shifted, both among patients and dentists. Therefore, an increasing number of people want to take advantage of professional teeth cleaning and also make sure that the treatment is performed on a regular basis.