Why are teeth sensitive after teeth cleaning?

With the continuous changes of the times, people now know how to protect their teeth more and more. More and more people go to the hospital for teeth cleaning. People think that teeth are also a kind of impression, so they care more and more about the cleanliness of teeth. However, many people will feel uncomfortable in their teeth not long after teeth cleaning. Let's take a look at what is the cause of tooth sensitivity after teeth cleaning?

The so-called "teeth cleaning" is to remove plaque, soft scale, tartar, etc. on the surface of teeth through the vibration of ultrasonic equipment. Generally, soon after we brush our teeth, saliva will form a film on the surface of the teeth, which is covered with a large number of bacteria. When the bacteria reach a certain number, it will cause gingivitis. Teeth washing can alleviate the symptoms. Before teeth cleaning, the teeth are covered with tartar for a long time and are insensitive to external cold and hot stimuli; after teeth cleaning, the tartar is suddenly removed, and the teeth are easily sensitive to cold and heat. Therefore, about a week after teeth cleaning, you should try to avoid eating too cold or too hot food. After a period of time, this symptom will gradually disappear.

After a week, if the symptoms have not eased and you are afraid to bite hard, it means that the gum inflammation may have spread to deeper tissues around the teeth, which means you have periodontitis. In addition to going to the hospital for further periodontal treatment, it is best to brush your teeth with "Lengshenling" or imported "desensitizing" toothpaste. After using it for a period of time, the symptoms will gradually ease.

Many people worry that these uncomfortable symptoms are caused by teeth cleaning. In fact, teeth cleaning is currently the most effective and safest measure to treat gingivitis. It uses ultrasonic vibration and running water to wash away plaque and tartar, rather than using corrosive drugs, so correct operation will not cause damage to periodontal tissues.

In fact, there is no direct harm to teeth from teeth cleaning, because teeth cleaning is done with professional methods and generally will not cause damage to teeth. Discomfort in teeth is closely related to bad lifestyle, so you must pay attention to oral hygiene after teeth cleaning.