How often should tartar be removed?

The article is professionally consulted by Doctor of Dental - Jaw - Facial - Department of Medical Examination & Internal Medicine - Vinmec Hai Phong International General Hospital.

Tartar often forms in layers at the tooth surface near the gums, milky white or light yellow. In many cases, tartar can be seen to be black. Should clean teeth to prevent dental plaque and visit the dentist every 3-6 months

Tartar contains carbonate, phosphate and bacteria components. In addition, tartar also contains iron deposition of serum in the blood and is a place where bacteria accumulate causing oral diseases listed below:
Gingivitis: Bacteria in tartar cause gingivitis, long-term will Gum recession is the main cause of periodontitis. Periodontal disease: This is the result of advanced gingivitis. Tartar plaques are the breeding ground and growth of bacteria, causing gum recession. When persisting for a long time, the bacteria will attack the alveolar bone, periodontal ligament. When you have periodontitis, the risk of keeping your teeth is almost very low. Oral mucosal disease: Tartar also contributes to the impact of oral mucosa, mouth sores, more severe In addition to the symptoms of bleeding gums, bad breath, periodontitis, sensitive teeth, loose teeth leading to early tooth loss . So to prevent the above dental diseases, should we get tartar regularly?

The first thing to do when tartar appears, is to learn the methods of oral care, the right diet to limit tartar from developing into larger plaques. Visiting the dentist as soon as possible to remove tartar is essential.
Due to the serious effects on oral health mentioned above, tartar needs to be removed so as not to affect the patient's health. Dentists recommend that it is best to check your teeth every 3 to 6 months. You should not wait for tartar to go and get it. When tartar forms, lesions in the oral cavity appear and will have consequences.
Current dental clinics are invested with modern machinery to be able to remove tartar. The method currently being used in dental clinics is to take the lime by ultrasonic machine. Taking tartar with an ultrasonic machine is a method of removing tartar thoroughly but without causing pain to the patient.
The best dentist's advice is to have a reasonable oral hygiene routine to prevent dental plaque and visit the dentist every 3-6 months to maintain good oral health.
At Vinmec International General Hospital, all dental services are performed according to strict infection control standards, ensuring maximum safety and hygiene for customers. Highly qualified doctors who successfully treat oral diseases from simple to complex will help patients overcome receding gums effectively.