Deep Cleaning (Scaling and Root Planing)
Essential treatment for advanced gum disease to protect teeth and restore gum health.
To ensure your comfort, a local anaesthetic is typically used during the procedure. You may experience mild sensitivity afterward, but it’s usually temporary.
Deep cleaning is recommended if you have deep pockets around the teeth, signs of periodontitis, or are at risk of bone or tooth loss. Your dentist or hygienist will assess this during your exam.
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What is it?
Deep cleaning, also known as scaling and root planing, is a non-surgical treatment used when gum disease has progressed beyond the early stages. It targets bacteria that have settled deep below the gumline and helps stop the disease from advancing.
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How it works:
• Plaque and tartar are carefully removed from below the gums.
• The root surfaces of the teeth are smoothed (planed) to encourage gum reattachment and healing.
• The procedure is typically done over multiple visits.
• A local anaesthetic may be used to keep you comfortable during treatment.
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Who is it for?
This treatment is for patients with advanced gum disease (periodontitis), those with deep pockets around the teeth, or anyone at risk of bone or tooth loss. Deep cleaning helps stop further damage, restore gum health, and preserve natural teeth.
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