What Exactly Is
Scaling & Polishing?
Scaling and polishing is a professional dental procedure that cleans your teeth thoroughly, especially along the gum line and between tight spaces. Scaling removes hardened deposits of plaque and tartar that can lead to gum disease, while polishing smooths the tooth surface to make it more resistant to bacterial buildup. Regular sessions keep your teeth and gums healthy and prevent long-term complications.
During the procedure, an ultrasonic scaler and fine instruments are used to gently clean away debris and stains. Once the scaling is complete, polishing paste is applied to remove surface discoloration and give your teeth a glossy shine. At GloSmile Clinic our dentists use advanced equipment and a gentle approach to ensure a comfortable, safe, and refreshing experience for every patient.
The before and after difference is instantly visible, revealing smoother, cleaner, and naturally whiter teeth. Patients enjoy fresher breath, improved gum health, and a brighter smile that feels completely rejuvenated. With regular scaling and polishing every six months, you can maintain strong teeth, healthy gums, and long-lasting oral freshness. At GloSmile Clinic we make professional cleaning a relaxing and rewarding part of your dental routine.
FAQ's
How often should I get scaling and polishing done?
It’s recommended to have professional cleaning every six months, though some patients with gum issues may benefit from more frequent visits.
Is scaling and polishing painful?
The procedure is painless and gentle. Some patients may feel mild sensitivity, which quickly fades after the treatment.
Does scaling whiten teeth?
While it is not a whitening procedure, scaling and polishing remove surface stains and tartar, making teeth look naturally cleaner and brighter.
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