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Everyone cleans their teeth in the morning doing brushing and flossing. But apart from this here Family Dentist on Chinguacousy explains what's the difference between brushing your teeth and cleaning. Click to read the PPT.
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Various things adhere to the surface of teeth in daily life. And they have a negative effect. If you don't brush your teeth, dirt will build up on your teeth. First, let's see what kind of things tend to adhere to the surface of teeth. 1. Plaque There are a lot of bacteria in the mouth. Plaque adheres to the surface of the teeth and contains bacteria and metabolites from our diet. Plaque can cause tooth decay, periodontal disease and bad breath. Toothbrushes can easily remove plaque.
2. Tartar If plaque remains on the tooth surface for a long time, it will calcify and become stone-hard. If this happens, it will stubbornly stick to the tooth's surface, making it difficult to remove with your toothpaste. Tartar can make periodontal disease worse and cause tooth decay and bad breath. 3. Coloring (stain) If you habitually eat dark foods and drinks such as coffee, tea, and red wine, pigments will build upon the surface of your teeth. When stains are attached, it becomes easier for plaque and new stains to attach to the scaffolding. Stain is also difficult to remove with a toothbrush.
4. Tobacco tar When you smoke, tar is attached to the surface of your teeth, and your teeth turn brown. I think that many people who smoke cigarettes are concerned. Iftar also adheres. It will be used as a scaffold to make it easier for plaque, coloring, tar, etc., to adhere. Tobacco is also difficult to remove with a toothbrush. 5. Biofilm It's like a film of bacteria on the surface of your teeth. It's similar to the sticky thing in the drains of kitchens and baths. Unlike plaque, it adheres firmly to the surface of the teeth and cannot be completely removed by brushing the teeth alone.
Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about cleaning your teeth by Family Dentist on Chinguacousy, RD Is there any pain in cleaning? If your gums are in good health, there is basically no pain or bleeding during the cleaning. However, if your gums are not in good condition, they can be painful, so it is important to consult with your dentist for a cleaning. How often do you do the cleaning? As a guide, the cleaning period is once every three months. If you do not brush your teeth properly, plaque and tartar are likely to adhere, so you need to brush your teeth in a short period of time. Ask your cleaning dentist about the specific period.
Queen Chinguacousy Dentistry Book your appointment today: Address: 8975 Chinguacousy Road, Unit 5 City: Brampton, ON Zip Code: L6Y 0B7 Phone: 905-453-0999 Email: info@qcdentistry.ca Website: www.qcdentistry.ca
