Tartar, is a mineralized layer of plaque, which is a sticky and colorless layer of bacteria and carbohydrates that constantly forms on teeth and is the main cause of carious cavities and gum disease.
- Tartar is not only a threat to teeth and gums, but is also a cosmetic problem. The porous surface of the mineralized plaque layer is easily discolored by tea, coffee or nicotine, forming darker borders near the surface of the gums (supragingival calculus),
- More dangerous, however, is tartar hidden under the gums, as it can cause inflammation and eventually lead to parodontosis,
- We recommend tartar removal using ultrasound. The procedure performed with this method perfectly cleans teeth and protects them from decay,
- Scaling is complemented by sediment removal (sandblasting),
- The treatment is supplemented by varnishing the teeth with a special preparation,
- Treatments applied systematically produce excellent cosmetic results.
