Hygiene and prevention at RAJ-DENT

KEEP YOUR TEETH CLEAN AND GUMS HEALTHY FOR AS LONG AS POSSIBLE

Professional hygiene removes plaque and tartar from areas that are difficult to clean at home. Preventive procedures help maintain gum health, a smooth enamel surface, and a fresh smile.

Decalcification: Cleaning mineralized deposits from the surface of teeth.

AirFlow and polishing: Removal of soft pigmented plaque and smoothing of enamel.

Teeth whitening: Controlled lightening of the natural shade of enamel.

Fluoridation: Application of a strengthening agent to support enamel.

PREVENTION HELPS REDUCE THE RISK OF DENT CAVITY AND GINGIVITIS

Even with thorough home cleaning, plaque can remain between the teeth and at the gumline. The frequency of professional hygiene will be determined individually by a specialist.

A hard coating has formed

Tartar cannot be completely removed with a regular brush and toothpaste.

Gums bleed

Inflammation is often related to plaque buildup and requires professional examination.

The shade of the enamel has changed

Pigments from drinks, food, or smoking can optically darken teeth.

PROFESSIONAL CARE THAT COMPLEMENTES HOME HYGIENE

Cleaning hard-to-reach places

The interdental spaces and the gum area are treated.

Individual protocol

Methods and intensity are selected according to the condition of the enamel and gums.

Sensitivity control

The specialist will take into account the reaction of the teeth and recommend strengthening the enamel if necessary.

Recommendations for home use

The patient will receive advice on choosing a brush, toothpaste, floss, and interdental brushes.

PROFESSIONAL HYGIENE — STEP BY STEP

Examination

assessment of plaque, tartar, gums and sensitive areas.

Stone removal

cleaning with ultrasonic or hand tools.

AirFlow

removal of soft and pigmented coating with a jet of air, water and powder.

Polishing

smoothing the surface of the teeth with special pastes.

Enamel protection

fluoridation or other care as indicated.

Recommendations

selection of aids and setting the next appointment.

Frequently asked questions

The interval is determined individually. For many patients, a guideline interval of approximately six months is recommended, but the recommendation may vary.

Artificial materials do not change color in the same way as natural enamel, so their shade is taken into account when planning.

Most patients tolerate the procedure well. Some discomfort may occur in cases of gingivitis or high sensitivity.

The specialist will make recommendations based on the procedure performed. Temporary restrictions may apply after fluoridation or whitening.

CHOOSE A PROFESSIONAL CARE PROGRAM

Leave your phone number and make an appointment for an examination. A specialist will determine which procedure is suitable for your teeth and gums.

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