Why do so many women like to clean this hole?

Teeth cleaning is a routine oral health care method, which is quite popular in developed countries in Europe and the United States. They will regularly see a private dentist for teeth cleaning. Teeth cleaning is also a good way to prevent oral diseases. However, the current awareness of teeth cleaning in China is not enough. Many people do not understand teeth cleaning and there is even a certain level of prejudice.

In recent years, with the improvement of living standards and health awareness, dental care has risen to a new level. Nowadays, many people have a stronger awareness of oral health and regard teeth cleaning as a reflection of their quality of life. However, there are still some people who do not understand teeth cleaning, especially with the influence of traditional concepts, some misunderstandings even arise.

Myth 1: Brushing your teeth every day is unnecessary

In fact, teeth cleaning only restores the color of the teeth themselves. It plays a cleaning role and can remove stains, plaque, and tartar on the surface of the teeth. In this way, the usual smoke stains, tea stains, etc. will be removed. Therefore, many people think that teeth cleaning can whiten teeth. In fact, it has no effect on pigmented teeth and tetracycline teeth. To truly whiten teeth, cold light whitening and porcelain tooth restoration are required.

Teeth cleaning is completely different from ordinary cleaning of superficial dirt on teeth. It can also thoroughly remove plaque, calculus and pigments deposited on the surface of teeth that cannot be removed by ordinary brushing, thereby keeping periodontal tissue healthy and preventing periodontal disease. No matter how carefully you brush your teeth, you cannot completely clean every corner of the teeth. Although it looks much cleaner, there will still be some plaque and tartar accumulated, which can easily lead to tartar, affecting the health of the oral cavity. Teeth washing can remove tartar and plaque on the gums and polish the tooth surface, which can delay the deposition of plaque and tartar.

Myth 2: Teeth cleaning will wear away tooth enamel and damage teeth

Many people think that teeth cleaning will wear off the enamel on the surface of the teeth. In fact, the teeth cleaning process will not cause damage to the enamel. Only slight scratches will be seen under a microscope. Moreover, polishing will be performed after teeth cleaning, which can deal with the fine rough surfaces and reduce pigment deposition and tartar. Some people worry that teeth cleaning will make the gaps between teeth wider. This situation usually occurs in people with more tartar. Due to the accumulation of tartar and inflammation of the gums, the gums swell locally and fill the gaps between teeth, making the teeth look tight. Once the tartar is removed after teeth cleaning, the swelling of the gums gradually subsides and the gaps between the teeth become more obvious.

The principle of teeth cleaning is to use high-frequency vibrations of ultrasonic or pneumatic sound waves to break up dental tartar or remove stains on the surface of teeth without causing any harm to the teeth. Moreover, after teeth cleaning, you can now add a protective film on the outside of the teeth through polishing and sandblasting to slow down the rate of stone accumulation again.

Myth 3: Toothache and gaps between teeth become larger after teeth cleaning

My teeth were fine, so why do they hurt after cleaning? This is because there is a lot of tartar before teeth cleaning, which blocks external stimulation, so you will not feel pain. The tartar will be rinsed away during teeth cleaning, which makes the teeth completely exposed and prone to sensitive reactions. Although dental plaque has a certain protective effect on the gums and tooth roots, it can greatly increase oral diseases. Therefore, it is recommended to have teeth cleaning as early as possible.

Many people who have had their teeth cleaned will feel uncomfortable. Although their teeth become whiter and cleaner, the gaps between their teeth become larger. Could it be caused by teeth cleaning? Experts explain that the wider gaps between teeth are just a feeling. It means that you have periodontal disease and tartar, which has caused gum recession. After removing the tartar through teeth cleaning, the space originally occupied by the tartar is released, giving the illusion that the gaps between teeth have widened. Therefore, teeth cleaning itself will not cause the gaps between teeth to become larger, and such people should pay more attention to cleaning after teeth cleaning.