Do you notice that a yellow or dark layer forms on your teeth over time? In most cases, this means that you have tartar. This is nothing to be ashamed of, as everyone gets it. It is, however, important to have the tartar removed in order to prevent dental problems. If you choose to have your tartar removed by Maliekwartier Tandartsen in Utrecht, you benefit from the advantages below:<\/p>\n
Tartar is dental plaque that has not been removed well enough during brushing. We often see that tartar builds up between the teeth and behind the front teeth. Unlike plaque, tartar itself is difficult to remove.<\/p>\n
To understand how tartar forms, it is important to first know how plaque forms. Plaque is created by the bacteria that hide in our mouth. By brushing twice a day, preferably with an electric toothbrush, you remove the majority of these bacteria. Unfortunately, it is often not possible to keep the space between the teeth properly clean with a toothbrush alone. For this, we often recommend using interdental brushes, dental sticks and dental floss.<\/p>\n
A little tartar is often not a problem. The dentist or dental hygienist removes it during the routine check-up. Do you not have your tartar removed regularly? Then you run the risk of unpleasant oral complaints, such as gingivitis or periodontitis.<\/p>\n
Gingivitis is the term we use for mildly inflamed gums. At this stage, the inflammation can still be tackled well by brushing your teeth twice a day and cleaning the space between your teeth and molars properly, for example with a dental stick.<\/p>\n
Do you notice too late that your gums are inflamed, or do you not take action quickly enough? Then there is a chance that the gingivitis will develop into periodontitis. With periodontitis, the inflammation has spread to the jawbone, causing the gums to come away from the teeth and molars. In the space that is created, more bacteria then build up again, which makes the inflammation worse.<\/p>\n
Inflamed gums are characterised by complaints such as bleeding gums during brushing, an unpleasant taste in the mouth or bad breath. In most cases, however, you will not recognise gum inflammation yourself. This is because gum inflammation almost never causes pain. That is why it is very important to have your teeth checked by the dentist<\/a> every six months. The dentist notices the inflammation in time, so that we prevent more serious problems.<\/p>\n Unfortunately, you cannot remove tartar yourself, because it has become too hard for that. Do you often have a lot of tartar? Then we recommend visiting the dental hygienist for a professional dental cleaning. We then remove the tartar precisely using a device that works with vibrations.<\/p>\n Prevention is, of course, better than cure. To prevent stubborn tartar, we recommend brushing your teeth twice a day, preferably with an electric toothbrush. We also advise keeping the space between your teeth properly clean with interdental brushes, dental sticks or dental floss.<\/p>\n Are you unsure whether you have tartar, or would you like to make an appointment<\/a> to have the tartar removed? Then make an appointment at our practice at Koningslaan 62 in Utrecht. Are you not yet a patient with us? Then please register first<\/a>.<\/p>\n Maliekwartier Tandartsen Monday:<\/span>\u00a008:00 am \u2013 08:00 pmHaving tartar removed<\/h2>\n
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\nKoningslaan 62
\n3583 GP Utrecht<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t \n\t\t\n\t\tOpening hours<\/h3>\n
\nTuesday:<\/span>\u00a008:00 am \u2013 08:00 pm
\nWednesday:<\/span>\u00a008:00 am \u2013 08:00 pm
\nThursday:<\/span>\u00a008:00 am \u2013 08:00 pm
\nFriday:<\/span>\u00a008:00 am \u2013 04:00 pm
\nWeekend:<\/span>\u00a0Closed<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n