Gum · Periodontal care
Tartar · Inflammation care
Tartar and inflammation care removes deposits above and below the gumline to prevent and manage gum and periodontal disease.
Who it is for
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- Frequent tartar buildup or gum bleeding
- Recurring gum inflammation or swelling
- Wanting structured hygiene and periodontitis prevention
Benefits
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- Ease gum inflammation and bleeding
- Slow periodontal disease and tooth-loss risk
- Improve breath and cleanliness
- Strengthen long-term tooth and gum health
Tartar · Inflammation care Q & A
How often should tartar be removed?
Usually every 6–12 months; every 3–6 months if gums are unstable.
What happens if tartar is left?
It can lead to inflammation, periodontitis, mobility, and tooth loss.
Can gums hurt after cleaning?
Mild temporary discomfort is possible and usually settles quickly.