Service
Oral hygiene and prevention
Professional cleaning sessions and personalized prevention plans.
Plaque and tartar removal, typically recommended once or twice per year.
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FAQ
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Frequently asked questions
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Related services
What this page covers
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Professional cleaning
Plaque, tartar, and gum health
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Technique
Manual, ultrasonic, or a combination
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Personalized prevention
One or two visits per year, depending on the dentist advice
Key content
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Professional cleaning
Plaque, tartar, and gum health
Professional oral hygiene removes plaque and tartar that cannot be eliminated through daily home care, helping prevent caries, gingivitis, and other gum inflammation.
- Removal of supra- and subgingival deposits.
- Support for preventing caries and gingivitis.
- Focus on long-term gum health.
Technique
Manual, ultrasonic, or a combination
Cleaning can be performed manually or with an ultrasonic instrument, or with a combination of both methods; when done correctly, the treatment does not damage tooth enamel or gums.
Personalized prevention
One or two visits per year, depending on the dentist advice
The recommended frequency depends on the condition of the mouth and the dentist advice, but in general one or two visits per year are scheduled to keep prevention under control.
Frequently asked questions
Essential answers for orientation.
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How often is professional cleaning needed?
In general, once or twice a year, but the frequency should be adapted to the patient situation and the dentist advice.
Does ultrasonic cleaning damage teeth or gums?
No, when the procedure is performed correctly, ultrasound helps break up tartar and remove deposits without damaging enamel or gums.
Related services
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Conservative dentistry and endodontics
Prevention and treatment of tooth lesions caused by caries or trauma.
Minimally invasive restorative care, fillings, and endodontics using first-choice biocompatible materials.
Open service
Orthodontics
Tooth alignment with fixed appliances or clear aligners.
Traditional and invisible orthodontic treatments tailored to the individual case.
Open service