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Scaling and enamel
Does scaling of teeth once a year cause damage to enamel? Not sure how frequently I should get it done
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Scaling and polishing can be done every 6 monthly it is done with a scaler machine which does not damage your enamel
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Scaling is advised every 6 months to one year. If you don't have any debri , plaque, odour or bad breath issues or bleeding gums then get it done more frequently. If you don't have any of the above issues you can get scaling one time a year. But don't worry it won't damage your enamel or gums.
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scaling is very advisable to be done once a year..and also it dosent damage your teeth or gums instead it helps in maintaining healthy gums and teeth.
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consult your general dentist as well and take his opinion.
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Scaling of teeth doesn't damage your enamel. It removes the superficial dirts and stains from your teeth.
It's advisable to get a scaling done every 6 months.
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