Ideal time tooth clean

2016-11-05 11:34:03
What is the ideal time between two teeth cleaning treatments.is 3 months a safe time or will teeth become sensitive.
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Please go for cleaning every six months.

Answered2016-11-07 06:05:51

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hello ideal time for getting teeth cleaning is every 6 months.

Answered2016-11-06 06:32:49

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6 months

Answered2016-11-06 03:47:56

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I would recommend 6 month interval is much better as more frequent cleaning can lead to sensitive teeth.

Answered2016-11-05 15:05:46

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Cleaning should be done atleast every 6 months and if you have any bad breath or bleeding gums before that you should get cleaning done as soon as possible.Regular usage of mouthwash and brushing twice a day can prevent gum diseases .

Answered2016-11-05 12:31:53

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ideal time is 6 months regards dr ratnika Agarwal Smile Up dental care and implant center pune

Answered2016-11-10 18:13:00

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Hi By the books it's 6 months . But in case you are maintaining your teeth well , as in brushing twice , regular flossing, timely dental check up , then you can even extend it to an year. 3 months is too short , usually required in people with smoking or tobacco chewing habit. Sensitivity after cleaning is for a temporary phase Regards

Answered2016-11-08 04:53:34

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Hello ideally we recommend scaling once in 6 months.. but in certain cases we recommend for a checkup once in 3 months.. keeping ur gum health in mind....

Answered2016-11-07 16:17:27

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Hello ideal time is every 6 months but even if you get it done every 3 months no harm will be done. Thank you

Answered2016-11-07 09:20:57

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Hi,Ideally teeth cleaning should be done every six monthly to yearly depending on case to case but some may require 3 monthly also. But doing cleaning after 3 mon if required is also safe.

Answered2016-11-07 07:10:14

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I would suggest 1yr gap will be there.. If the deposition of calculus is more then go fr it in every six months. Regards Dr sugandh Gupta

Answered2016-11-06 12:16:48

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Hello, Mam,Ideally the cleaning procedure should be done once in 6 months time intervals. Regards Dr Sumanmakam

Answered2016-11-06 06:09:45

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Once in 6 month is recommended normally,  but depending on clinical situation dentist can plane once in 3 month.

Answered2016-11-05 17:00:58

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I would suggest you to get a opinion from your dentist if you require a scaling. If you have crowding or any other additional dental problems then 3 months is safe as scaling only removes plaque and calculus.

Answered2016-11-05 14:08:50

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Ideally it is 6months but , let the dentist decide whether you require it so frequently or more gap can be taken.
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Visit a Dentist every 6 months
Health Tips
Very short visits may make teeth sensitive

Answered2016-11-05 13:43:58

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Following Proper oral hygiene and home remedies for good oral health requires professional cleaning in every 6-8 months
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if oral hygiene could not followed on regular basis, time interval would be 3-4 months

Answered2016-11-05 12:18:11

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U should get a check up done initially weather u require teeth cleaning or no. 3 months isn't a safe time fr that atleast 6 months would be better.
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Brushing twice daily , flossing and gargling would be enough , if u don't have these habits u require a dentist frequently. It's better to develop good brushing and flossing habits.

Answered2016-11-05 11:45:13

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