Does anyone have the experience of cleaning teeth? What's it like to wash your teeth? Who can tell me if it will turn white and unnatural and what should I pay attention to after washing my teeth?

Hello, if you just want to clean your teeth, you can use ultrasound to clean your teeth without trace. Clean dental calculus, tobacco stains, tea stains and pigmentation-thoroughly, quickly and painlessly, which can prevent gum bleeding and tooth loosening, clean teeth, eliminate oral odor and whiten teeth.

It doesn't seem unnatural to clean teeth with ultrasound, but it looks similar to our normal teeth, only cleaner. Although the teeth become clean after cleaning, if cleaning is neglected, calculus will grow back quickly, so it is necessary to brush and floss frequently.

The process of tooth washing is generally a little sore. People who don't wash their teeth for a long time are more likely to bleed if the inflammation is serious or there are more calculus. This is all possible. Generally, the bleeding after tooth washing will gradually disappear in a day or two. If good oral hygiene can be maintained, most of the bleeding before tooth washing can disappear automatically in about a week. If there is still bleeding in some places, please ask a dentist to check carefully whether there is periodontal disease or residual stones deep in the gums. After washing teeth, teeth will be a little sensitive to cold and heat and feel sore. This temporary symptom and the original bleeding usually disappear in a week or so.

After tooth washing, teeth tend to look longer, and the gap between teeth tends to look bigger, mainly because the inflamed tooth flesh is no longer swollen, and the tooth flesh is healthy after recovery. This is a good phenomenon, please don't worry.

In fact, regular tooth cleaning can maintain your periodontal gums, prevent the formation of periodontal diseases, prevent dental caries, prevent bad breath, dental calculus may lead to tooth bleeding, remove the residue on the tooth surface and maintain oral health. Adults regularly wash their teeth for about a year, which is more conducive to oral health.