Get Improved Oral Health With Deep Cleaning.
Vachik Danoukh, DMD

Get complete gum therapy with our Deep Teeth Cleaning in Los Angeles
Dental cleaning promotes oral health. Plaque, tartar, and other buildup on teeth, gums, and tongue must be removed to avoid gum disease, cavities, and bad breath. Our deep teeth cleaning specialist in Los Angeles will carefully clean and polish the patient’s teeth. They might also examine the mouth for gum disease or other oral health issues. Regular professional deep cleaning of teeth removes plaque and tartar that brushing and flossing cannot. These deposits may cause gum disease, cavities, and tooth loss if left untreated.
During teeth deep cleaning sessions, patients may learn about brushing and flossing and address any oral health problems with their dentist. These sessions also include tooth cleaning. Our 360 dental deep teeth cleaning dentists in Los Angeles suggest having your teeth thoroughly cleaned every six months. Dental hygiene requires regular deep teeth cleaning.
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Why Choose Us For Deep Teeth Cleaning in LA?


The initial stage of treatment for periodontal disease is usually a thorough cleaning that may include scaling or root planing. The objective of these non-surgical procedures is to remove etiologic agents such as dental plaque and tartar, or calculus, which cause gingival inflammation and disease. Scaling and root planing can be used as a stand-alone treatment, or a preventative measure. They are commonly performed in cases of gingivitis and moderate to severe periodontal disease.
What Do the Procedures Entail?
Dr. Danoukh will only perform scaling and root planing after a thorough examination of the mouth, which may include taking x-rays and visually examining the mouth. Depending on the condition of the gums, the amount of tartar present, the depth of the pockets, and the progression of periodontitis, Dr. Danoukh may recommend scaling and root planing. In some cases, a local anesthesia may be used during the procedure.
Scaling:
When scaling is performed, calculus and plaque that attaches to the tooth surfaces is removed. The process especially targets the area below the gum line, along the root. Scaling is performed with a special dental tool called an ultrasonic scaling tool. The scaling tool usually includes an irrigation process that can be used to deliver an antimicrobial agent below the gums to help reduce oral bacteria.
Root Planing:
Root planing is performed in order to remove cementum and surface dentin that is embedded with unwanted microorganisms, toxins and tartar. The root of the tooth is literally smoothed, which promotes healing, and also helps prevent bacteria from easily colonizing in the future.
Antibiotics or irrigation with antimicrobials (chemical agents or mouth rinses) may be recommended to help control the growth of bacteria that create toxins and cause periodontitis. In some cases, Dr. Danoukh may place antibiotic fibers in the periodontal pockets after scaling and planing. This may be done to control infection and to encourage normal healing.
When deep pockets between teeth and gums are present, it is difficult for Dr. Danoukh to thoroughly remove plaque and tartar. Patients can seldom, if ever, keep these pockets clean and free of plaque. Consequently, surgery may be needed to restore periodontal health.
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Answering your Dental Care Questions
Teeth cleaning is usually painless, although some people may experience slight discomfort or sensitivity.
A teeth cleaning typically takes between 30 minutes to an hour.
You should brush and floss your teeth before the appointment and inform your dentist of any medical conditions or medications you’re taking.

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