Scaling
- Professional calculus removal: Scaling removes plaque and dental calculus (tartar) that cannot be adequately removed by routine brushing.
- Gum-health support: Professional removal of deposits can support oral hygiene and periodontal health.
- Clinically guided: The extent and frequency of scaling are based on the condition of the teeth and gums.
- Comfort-conscious approach: The procedure is planned according to the patient’s clinical condition and treatment needs.
- Preventive focus: Regular dental assessment helps determine when professional scaling is appropriate.
Cleaning & Polishing
- Clean, refreshed teeth: Professional cleaning helps remove plaque, deposits and selected surface stains.
- Personalised cleaning: Scaling and polishing may be combined when clinically appropriate.
- Oral hygiene support: Professional cleaning complements, but does not replace, daily brushing and interdental cleaning.
- Gum-care focused: Cleaning is performed with the aim of supporting good oral hygiene and gum health.
- Individual recall: The recommended frequency depends on the patient’s oral and periodontal needs.
Routine Dental Care
- Prevention first: Regular dental examinations help assess teeth, gums and overall oral health.
- Early identification: Examinations can help identify dental decay, gum problems and other oral conditions at an appropriate stage.
- Diagnostic when indicated: Dental X-rays or other investigations may be recommended when clinically necessary.
- Personalised guidance: Advice can include brushing, interdental cleaning, diet and other oral-health measures relevant to the patient.
- Long-term oral health: Regular reviews support preventive care and allow treatment needs to be reassessed over time.
