Will teeth become loose after teeth cleaning? Why do I feel strange?

The main purpose of teeth cleaning is to prevent and treat oral diseases, not just for appearance. It is also necessary to reduce the inflammation of gingivitis and periodontitis by teeth cleaning. But will teeth cleaning cause the gaps between teeth to loosen? This is a common misunderstanding about teeth cleaning. Don’t let it stop you from becoming beautiful.

This fear causes many people to refuse teeth cleaning. In fact, the accumulation of tartar and inflammation of the gums can cause local swelling of the gums to fill the gaps between teeth. After teeth cleaning, the tartar is removed and the swelling of the gums gradually subsides, so the gaps between teeth become obvious. The outline of the teeth becomes more obvious when licked with the tongue, and the teeth feel longer. This is a restoration of the true appearance of the teeth at present, and it is definitely not caused by teeth cleaning. Just like there will definitely be various uncomfortable reactions in the process of quitting smoking, but the benefits of quitting smoking are self-evident. Likewise, if you refuse to have your teeth cleaned because you are afraid that the gaps between your teeth will look bigger, preferring to maintain your gingivitis and swelling, this is extremely unwise and may lead to more serious consequences.

So why do teeth feel strange or allergic after cleaning? After cleaning, the gaps between teeth become wider and will the teeth become loose? In fact, dental tartar is like a big cotton-padded jacket. Once it is removed and the teeth are exposed to a "long-lost" environment, all kinds of strange feelings will occur. If it is a healthy tooth, the strange feeling will disappear after a period of time. If the gaps between teeth are large, it means that you have periodontal disease and your gums are shrinking. Removing tartar will give the illusion that the gaps between teeth are wider. This is not caused by the treatment, but by the periodontal disease itself. If tartar is not removed in time, the gums will further shrink, which will cause the teeth to loosen.

Regular teeth cleaning: The tartar accumulated over the years is so much and hard that you need to increase the strength of the dental scaler to remove it, which will aggravate the toothache. Therefore, experts believe that according to the formation of tartar and the condition of gingival inflammation, teeth should be cleaned regularly every six months, one year or two years. When the tartar is small, the amount formed is small, the texture is loose, and it is easy to remove. Regular teeth cleaning will not easily cause pain during teeth cleaning.