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Teeth cleaning and whitening in Indore

Even careful brushing leaves hardened deposits that only professional cleaning removes. Healthy gums first, then, if you like, a brighter shade.

Dr. Sohini Jain

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Dr. Sohini Jain

BDS, MDS (Endodontics) · Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics

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What it is

Scaling removes tartar (calculus) from above and below the gum line; polishing removes surface stains. Together they help prevent gum disease, bleeding gums and bad breath.

Whitening safely lightens the natural colour of your teeth under professional supervision. It works on natural teeth, not on crowns or fillings, so it is best done before any cosmetic work.

How treatment works

  1. 01

    Check

    Gums and teeth are examined to decide the right cleaning.

  2. 02

    Scaling

    Ultrasonic scaling removes tartar gently.

  3. 03

    Polishing

    Surface stains are polished away for smooth, clean teeth.

  4. 04

    Whitening (optional)

    Professional whitening to lift the shade of natural teeth.

Patients on cleaning & whitening

In their own words.

My first dental procedures and I'm glad I got it done from here. Scaling and filling done in no time and most importantly without any pain. Recommend this place to everyone.
Pranay S.Google review · Y.N. Road
Well equipped dental hospital. Excellent cleaning and hygiene. Good experience. Very polite and co-operative doctor and staff.
Pradeep K.Google review · Y.N. Road
Doctors are very detailed and transparent in explaining the problems and also their resolution. The clinic is very well managed and is exceptionally clean and hygienic, which is commendable. Highly meticulous and great quality of work.
Chanchal J.Google review · Y.N. Road

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FAQ

Cleaning & Whitening: your questions.

Does scaling damage enamel or loosen teeth?

No. Scaling removes deposits sitting on the tooth, not the enamel. Teeth can feel different after heavy tartar is removed because the gums begin to heal, which is a good sign.

How often should I get my teeth cleaned?

Every six months for most people; more often if you have gum disease, braces or heavy staining.

Talk to us about cleaning & whitening.

Toothache, a second opinion, or just a check-up. Call or WhatsApp and we’ll find a time at the clinic nearest you, including Sundays.