Teeth scaling, also known as dental scaling, takes things to the next level in terms of tackling plaque buildup. It’s an in-office dental procedure that uses sharp instruments (which are best used by ...

Your dentist may recommend that you get your teeth scaled. This procedure is generally conducted along with root planing. In more common terms, these procedures are known as a “deep cleaning.” Teeth ...

Do you remember when everyone began watching videos about pimple popping and soap cutting? The new satisfying clips going viral on TikTok are about dental hygiene. If you are on the app, you might ...

Gum ailment is an irritation of the tissues of the gum that could have a negative impact on the enamels and supporting bone in your mouth. Plaque bacteria, acids and certain edibles all have a major ...

Scaling or professional cleaning is necessary to remove the plaque and tartar to reverses or prevent the progression of gum disease. Plaque and tartar (dirty-looking mineral deposits) on the teeth ...

Teeth scaling is a procedure which helps remove plaque buildup and with gum diseases. A dentist recommends getting teeth scaling done every six months to get rid of the tartar that forms on the teeth.

Dental students may be better at scaling and root planing than their hygiene counterparts, according to the findings of a new study. Dental students in Switzerland more effectively scaled a maxillary ...

One of the most frustrating insurance questions is what to do when your patient needs limited scaling and root planing, but the rest of the mouth is pretty healthy. This frequently discussed situation ...