The Reborn Dental Clinic

AFTER CARE

After scaling

Where tartar builds up, gum inflammation is usually present too. Removing tartar treats and prevents that inflammation.

After scaling
Once tartar (left) is removed, the gums can return to a healthy state (right).

Reference imageOnce tartar (left) is removed, the gums can return to a healthy state (right).

What to expect after tartar removal

Good to know7 points

Knowing these will help your recovery.

Your teeth may feel sensitive
01

Your teeth may feel sensitive

Where the tartar was removed, cold or hot water may feel more sensitive.

Your gums may bleed
02

Your gums may bleed

The more tartar there was, the more it may bleed.

Your teeth may feel loose
03

Your teeth may feel loose

The tartar that was holding them in place is gone.

Your gums may feel like they have receded
04

Your gums may feel like they have receded

This is the swollen gum settling back down.

Hidden cavities may be found
05

Hidden cavities may be found

Further treatment may be needed.

You may need more gum treatment
06

You may need more gum treatment

If the inflammation is severe, further treatment follows once it has calmed down.

Have it done every 6–12 months
07

Have it done every 6–12 months

Regular scaling is recommended.

Please call us right away if

If sensitivity or bleeding continues
If you have any discomfort or concern
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This is general after-care guidance. Instructions from your own dental team take priority depending on your condition.

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