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Monday–Friday 08:00–20:00
Saturday 08:00–14:00Sunday: closed
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Igienizare și prevenție

Professional cleaning complements your home routine and helps care for your gums. A consultation identifies deposits and determines which procedures are suitable.

Scaling, polishing and AirFlow

Bacterial plaque forms on tooth surfaces. When it mineralises, it becomes tartar and can no longer be removed by ordinary brushing. Bleeding gums, visible deposits or persistent bad breath should be assessed.

Professional cleaning at DENTAURUM may include scaling, polishing and AirFlow. Scaling removes hard deposits; polishing and air polishing can help remove plaque and surface staining where indicated. These procedures are not interchangeable in every situation.

Îngrijire dentară în cabinet
Îndepărtarea depunerilor și curățare profesională

Options and indications

Scaling

Removing tartar from the areas identified during examination, using appropriate instruments.

Professional polishing

Cleaning and finishing tooth surfaces as part of professional care.

AirFlow

Air, water and powder cleaning to remove biofilm and certain surface stains.

Treatment steps

01

Checking your gums

We assess deposits, sensitivity and tissue health.

02

Choosing procedures

We plan cleaning suited to your situation.

03

Professional cleaning

We remove deposits and check the treated areas.

04

Adapting your routine

We discuss brushing technique and cleaning between teeth.

Prevention continues every day

Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste and clean between your teeth using the recommended tools. Ask for specific instructions for restorations, implants or orthodontic appliances. The frequency of professional cleaning depends on risk and the build-up of deposits.

Frequently asked questions

Does professional cleaning whiten teeth?

It may remove some surface staining and restore a natural appearance. It does not change the internal colour of a tooth in the way whitening does.

Why do my gums bleed?

Bleeding may indicate inflammation and needs assessment. Do not assume it can be resolved simply by brushing harder.

How often is it needed?

The interval is individual. Deposits, gum health and risk factors may call for more frequent check-ups.

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