Hello. I understand your concern. Tingling sensation on the teeth might be due to various reasons. However As per your given history of sensation after cleaning procedure, brings it down to common sensitivity issue most people complain post scaling. At times the tartar deposition pushes the gums and this leads to recession of gum line and exposes cementum , dentine., which will cause sensitivity when come in contact with hot or cold , at times even air! Please continue the mouthwash and toothpaste prescribed by dentist. This often goes away within a week. If this persists kindly visit nearby dentist .

Yes, a mild tingling or sensitivity sensation can still occur for some time after deep cleaning (scaling and root planing), especially in patients with generalized periodontitis. As the gums heal and inflammation reduces, previously covered root surfaces may become exposed, leading to temporary sensitivity or tingling sensations. Since your OPG showed no obvious cavities and you are not experiencing pain, swelling, or other symptoms, this may be part of the healing process. Continue using the prescribed gel and mouthwash as advised and maintain good oral hygiene.

Hello Please give some time for healing at least one month if it doesn’t subside after one month then visit the dentist for second opinion

Hello, Sometimes,some people experience tingling sensation called as sensitivity due to various reasons. Most common reasons might be .... 1.due to thin enamel  i.e  the hardest structure of the body so the protection of the teeth 2.after oral prophylaxis 3.after filling 4.after root canal

​"Hello. The tingling sensation you are experiencing can sometimes linger even after a deep cleaning (scaling and root planing), especially since the inflammation from chronic generalized periodontitis takes time to completely subside. Since you had this sensation before the cleaning, the nerves and tissues are likely still in the healing phase. While deep cleaning is a necessary first step, it is not always a definitive treatment for advanced periodontitis. Although flap surgery is a traditional next option, it is not always advisable or strictly necessary for every patient. I would highly recommend exploring medical-grade dental ozone therapy. Ozone therapy is minimally invasive, highly effective in eliminating persistent periodontal pathogens deep within the gum pockets, and significantly accelerates tissue healing without the need for extensive surgery."

Hello! Please visit the dental clinic and take secod opinion from periodontist and endodontist.