Ultrasound is used to clean teeth to eliminate gum problems and get rid of bad breath. This method also helps prevent oral diseases and improves hygiene. Ultrasonic removal of dental plaque occurs using a scaler - an instrument that operates under the influence of water.
During the procedure, ultrasound in combination with water forms tiny bubbles. When they explode, they cause micro-impacts that effectively destroy plaque and tartar, turning them into thin fragments. The doctor then collects these particles using a dental aspirator. The main advantage of this method is that the tip of the scaler does not come into direct contact with the teeth.
The main advantage of ultrasonic cleaning is its effectiveness. Using ultrasonic technology, dental plaque and even hard deposits are successfully removed. Additional benefits include:
Important! There are age restrictions: children under 14 years old should not undergo the procedure, as it can damage developing teeth or insufficiently mineralized enamel. If ultrasound is needed, it should be used carefully, reducing power and exposure time.
The recommended frequency of ultrasonic cleaning is once every six months. Check prices for ultrasonic teeth cleaning at the K+31 center in Moscow (Prospekt Vernadskogo, Tsvetnoy Boulevard/Trubnaya and Molodezhnaya metro stations) on the website and by phone.
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Eating a variety of foods every day causes the formation of soft plaque on the teeth, which can be easily removed with a toothbrush, paste or floss. Regular care improves dental health, but due to the structure of the jaw, not all areas of the jaw are accessible for self-cleaning. Over time, the accumulated particles harden, turning into tartar, which can no longer be removed at home.
Deposits from tobacco smoke and coloring pigments contained, for example, in tea and coffee are especially difficult to remove. The use of abrasive pastes and aggressive chemicals increases the risk of damage to the enamel and surrounding tissues, especially with increased tooth sensitivity. In such cases, it is better to resort to professional dental cleaning.