How to clean calculus on teeth

Teeth are a very important part of people's body structure, but such an important part is affected by many factors, such as loose teeth and dental tartar. Dental tartar is a very important factor that affects teeth and even gums. If it is serious, it will cause gum atrophy, tooth sensitivity, tooth brittleness, and even more serious conditions. Therefore, many people go to the dental hospital to remove tartar in their daily lives. Noah, besides this cleaning method, what other methods can better remove dental calculus?

Dental calculus, also known as dental plaque, is formed by the calcification of bacterial plaque and soft scale. It is a calcified or calcified bacterial plaque and soft scale deposited on the surface of teeth or restorations. It is gradually deposited by mineral salts in saliva or gingival sulcus fluid and is not easy to remove after formation. Once tartar is formed, it cannot be removed by brushing or other methods. Its surface is also covered with a large amount of plaque, which becomes a stimulus for periodontal disease.

Tartar is not the main cause of periodontal disease, but it is closely related to periodontal disease. Epidemiological surveys have shown that there is a positive correlation between the amount of tartar and gingivitis, that is, the more tartar there is, the more severe the gingivitis is, but plaque is more closely related to gingivitis. The pathogenic effect of dental tartar is mainly due to the uncalcified plaque that often forms on its surface, which can irritate the gums and cause inflammation. In addition, dental tartar itself is hard and rough, and it exerts continuous mechanical pressure on the gums, which causes local nutritional metabolism disorders and is conducive to the growth and reproduction of bacteria. The porous structure of dental tartar is also easy to absorb a large amount of bacterial toxins. At the same time, dental tartar also hinders the implementation of daily oral hygiene measures. Therefore, dental tartar is also an important synergistic factor in gingival bleeding, deepening of periodontal pockets, alveolar bone absorption, and the development of periodontal disease. During treatment, it is necessary to remove the dental tartar.

If dental plaque is not removed in time, it is easy to develop periodontitis, causing tooth pain and eventually tooth loss. It is scientific to use teeth cleaning method to remove dental tartar.

The best way to remove tartar is to have your teeth cleaned regularly (every two years), go to a regular dental hospital (in an informal dental clinic, medical equipment is not properly sterilized and is prone to cross-infection with other diseases), use ultrasonic teeth cleaning once, and do a good job of polishing your teeth (each teeth cleaning takes about 40 minutes). At the same time, do the following: rinse your mouth after meals and brush your teeth before going to bed (the correct way to brush your teeth: brush in the direction of tooth growth, squeeze the bristles of the toothbrush into the gaps between teeth to brush. Brush your teeth for about 4 minutes.). Women's immunity decreases during menstruation, and it is easy to get infected by bacteria when washing teeth during menstruation