Why Should You Get Dental Scaling Every 6 Months?
What is Tartar (Calculus)?
Tartar is hardened plaque formed from the accumulation of bacteria combined with minerals such as calcium phosphate in saliva.
What Happens If You Don’t Remove Tartar?
๐ Plaque and bacteria accumulate on teeth
๐ Gums become inflamed and may bleed while brushing
๐ Increased risk of gingivitis (gum inflammation)
๐ May progress to periodontitis (gum disease leading to bone loss)
How to Care for Your Teeth and Prevent Tartar
๐ Brush your teeth at least twice a day
๐ Clean between teeth regularly (flossing)
๐ Get a dental check-up and scaling every 3-6 months
๐ If you have gum disease, consult a dentist for proper treatment
source : Kasemrad Hospital Rattanatibeth
**Translated and compiled by ArokaGO Content Team
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