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Teeth Cleaning, also known as Oral Prophylaxis, is a professional procedure to remove plaque, tartar, bacteria, and stains from your teeth. Even with regular brushing and flossing, deposits can accumulate over time—leading to gum disease, bad breath, decay, and staining.
At our clinic, we use advanced ultrasonic scalers and gentle polishing techniques to ensure a clean, fresh, and healthy mouth with maximum comfort.
Regular dental cleaning helps:
Professional cleaning should be done every 6 months for optimal gum and dental health.
Dental Scaling (Ultrasonic Cleaning)
Removes plaque, tartar, and bacterial deposits above and below the gumline.
Polishing
Smoothens tooth surfaces, removes stains, and gives a clean, shiny finish.
Deep Cleaning (Scaling & Root Planing)
Recommended for patients with gum disease, deep pockets, or inflammation. Cleans root surfaces and promotes gum healing.
Stain Removal Treatment
Targets tea, coffee, tobacco, and food stains for a brighter smile.
Gum Care & Maintenance Program
Customized follow-up cleanings for long-term gum health and prevention.
All treatments are quick, safe, painless, and performed with precision.
We aim to make your cleaning experience comfortable, effective, and completely worry-free.
Professional teeth cleaning is one of the simplest and most important steps in maintaining lifelong oral health. Book your cleaning session today for fresher breath, healthy gums, and a confident smile.
Yes. Even with good brushing, plaque and tartar naturally build up in areas your brush cannot reach. Professional cleaning removes these deposits and prevents gum disease and bad breath.
No. Dental cleaning is generally painless and comfortable. Modern ultrasonic scalers clean gently, and any mild sensitivity settles quickly.
Most people need cleaning once every 6 months. Patients with gum disease or diabetes may need more frequent cleanings as advised by the dentist.
No. Teeth cleaning does not loosen teeth. If teeth feel loose after cleaning, it’s because tartar that was previously holding them unnaturally is removed—revealing existing gum disease.
Yes. Cleaning can be easily done with gentle settings. Anti-sensitivity polish and fluoride can be applied after treatment.
Cleaning removes surface stains caused by tea, coffee, smoke, or food. Deep internal stains may require whitening.
Deep cleaning (Scaling & Root Planing) removes bacteria and tartar from below the gumline and smoothens the roots. It is recommended for patients with gum infections or deep pockets.
Yes. Simple cleaning is completely safe during pregnancy. It helps control gum bleeding and plaque buildup.
Typically 20–30 minutes for basic cleaning, and 45–60 minutes for deep cleaning depending on the amount of tartar and gum condition.
No. Ultrasonic cleaning is safe and does not harm enamel. Only plaque, tartar, and stains are removed.
Fact: Cleaning removes tartar that hides existing gum disease. Cleaning actually strengthens your gums, not weakens teeth.
Fact: Tartar fills spaces between teeth. When it is removed, natural gaps become visible—not created.
Fact: Dental scalers are designed to protect enamel. They remove deposits, not the tooth structure.
Fact: Cleanings are recommended every 6 months unless you have gum disease. It is maintenance, not dependency.
Fact: Sensitivity (if any) is temporary and reduces in a day or two. Professional polishing and fluoride help minimize it.
Fact: Hard brushing damages gums and enamel. Tartar cannot be removed by brushing—only dentists can remove it safely.
Mild bleeding may occur if gums are inflamed, but it reduces significantly within a few days after proper cleaning and brushing.
Yes. Children with plaque or early gum problems benefit from gentle, professional cleaning.
Avoid very cold/hot foods for a few hours, avoid smoking for 24 hours, and maintain good brushing and flossing habits.