Scaling removes hardened plaque and tartar buildup from around and below the gumline that regular brushing can't reach, while polishing smooths the tooth surface and removes surface stains from tea, coffee, or tobacco.
Scaling removes hardened plaque and tartar buildup from around and below the gumline that regular brushing can't reach, while polishing smooths the tooth surface and removes surface stains from tea, coffee, or tobacco.
It's a quick, routine procedure recommended roughly every 6 months to prevent gum disease and cavities before they start — and often the first step before any other dental treatment.
No — scaling only removes plaque, tartar, and surface stains sitting on top of the enamel. It doesn't wear down or damage the tooth surface itself.
Most patients feel mild sensitivity rather than pain, especially if there's been a long gap since the last cleaning or if gums are inflamed.
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