Arête Dental Studio
Preventive tooth cleaning and polishing, also known as oral prophylaxis, is a professional dental treatment that removes plaque, tartar (calculus), and surface stains from your teeth. Even with good brushing and flossing, deposits can build up in areas that are difficult to clean, increasing the risk of cavities, gum disease, and bad breath.
Regular professional cleaning helps maintain healthy teeth and gums, prevents the progression of dental disease, and leaves your smile feeling clean, fresh, and polished.
Advanced ultrasonic technology for precise and comfortable cleaning.
Specialist led care focused on prevention and long term gum health.
Early identification of potential concerns with personalised recommendations.
Individually tailored maintenance programmes to support lasting oral wellness.
How often should I get my teeth professionally cleaned?
Is professional cleaning painful?
Does cleaning damage the enamel?
Will cleaning whiten my teeth?
Why can't brushing alone remove tartar?
Is cleaning only needed if I have gum disease?
Most patients benefit from professional cleaning every six months, although those with gum disease or a higher risk of dental problems may require more frequent visits.
Professional cleaning is generally comfortable. Patients with sensitive teeth or inflamed gums may experience mild discomfort, which is usually temporary.
No. Professional cleaning safely removes plaque and tartar without damaging healthy tooth enamel.
Cleaning removes surface stains and can make your teeth appear brighter. However, it does not change the natural colour of your teeth like professional whitening treatments.
Once plaque hardens into tartar, it cannot be removed by brushing alone and requires professional dental instruments.
No. Professional cleaning is an important preventive treatment that helps maintain healthy teeth and gums and reduces the risk of future dental problems.
How often should I get my teeth professionally cleaned?
Most patients benefit from professional cleaning every six months, although those with gum disease or a higher risk of dental problems may require more frequent visits.
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Book a professional cleaning and take the first step towards long-term oral health and a brighter, fresher smile.