will my teeth get SENSITIVE after scaling(cleaning)??????

These days a major query is arising among patients is SENSITIVITY AFTER SCALING.

i must say the results after scaling may vary from patient to patient as if in a patient deposition is deep i.e under gums "which requires deep cleaning" will show sensitivity. BUT if the deposition of plaque and tartar is only on superficial areas of teeth then there is no chance of senstivity

sensitivity is basically due to deep cleaning in which scaling along with root planing is performed,which involves the use of tools between the gums and tooth roots to remove plaque nad tartar on root surfaces.
Taking good care of your teeth after a deep cleaning treatment helps your gums heal by reducing the common triggers of pain and sensitivity.For this you need to brush your teeth with soft bristles toothbrush and antisensitive toothpaste while your gums are sore and at the same time avoid eating foods and drinks that set off your sensitivity.

This treatment can cause minimal discomfort which usually subsides within a week.

if it persists for more than two weeks then you have to visit our periodontist in rohini for consult and follow up which is ideally to be done in every six months

This article is written in public interest by Dr. Kapil Saroha

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