Removal of dental tartar (tooth scaling)

Tartar builds up even with careful brushing and is the main cause of gingivitis. Regular teeth scaling at Mabel Clinic removes deposits gently and effectively before they can harm your gums and periodontium.

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Removal of tartar (scaling) at Mabel Clinic

Free consultation

Diagnostics and a treatment plan with no obligations.

Painless treatment

Effective anesthesia and comfort at every stage of the visit.

Post-treatment care

Clear recommendations, follow-up checks, and constant contact with the clinic.

Why removing tartar is so important

Dental calculus is mineralised plaque that cannot be removed with a toothbrush. It accumulates along the gum line and in the interdental spaces, where it constantly irritates tissues and sustains inflammation. If left unremoved, it leads to bleeding gums, bad breath, and over time, to periodontitis and loose teeth. Regular scaling effectively interrupts this process.

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Why removing tartar is so important

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Why removing tartar is so important

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How dental scaling is performed at Mabel Clinic

The treatment is performed using an ultrasonic scaler, which uses fine vibrations to remove plaque from the surface of the teeth without damaging the enamel. We also reach subgingival deposits, which are the most dangerous for the periodontium. Scaling is usually combined with sandblasting and teeth polishing to make their surface perfectly smooth. For sensitive patients, the procedure can be performed under local anaesthetic.

Treatment effects and post-scaling recommendations

After the treatment, the teeth are smooth, clean and free of bacterial deposits, and the gums gradually regenerate and stop bleeding. For the first 24 hours, there may be slight sensitivity to cold and heat, which quickly passes. To ensure the effect lasts as long as possible, we recommend repeating the hygiene treatment every six months and careful daily hygiene with flossing.

Treatment effects and post-scaling recommendations

Treatment effects and post-scaling recommendations

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Other treatments in this category

Comprehensive oral examination

A thorough assessment of the condition of the teeth, gums, and oral mucosa, along with a care plan tailored to the patient's needs and daily habits.

Digital radiological diagnostics

Modern, low-dose X-rays that can detect decay and lesions not visible during a standard examination.

Removal of dental tartar (scaling)

Gentle removal of tartar build-up using ultrasound, which protects the gums from inflammation and forms the foundation for the health of the entire oral cavity.

Airflow sandblasting (biofilm and stain removal)

Painless cleaning of teeth using a jet of air, water and fine powder, which removes bacterial biofilm as well as tea and coffee stains.

Teeth polishing

Smoothing the tooth surfaces after dental cleaning, which slows down plaque buildup and keeps teeth smooth and clean for longer.

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We will analyze your situation and propose a treatment plan tailored to your needs. No obligations.

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