Removal of tartar from teeth

Cleaning tartar is a medical procedure aimed at removing solid deposits (tartar) that form on teeth and gums. Tartar consists of food residues and bacteria that turn into a solid material over time. If these deposits are not removed, they can lead to oral health problems such as: gum inflammation: which is swelling and redness of the gums and bleeding. tooth decay: where bacteria penetrate the enamel and cause cavities. advanced gum diseases: which can lead to tooth loss. Why should tartar be cleaned? maintaining oral health: removing tartar preserves the health of the gums and teeth and prevents disease development. improving appearance: makes teeth look whiter and shinier. fresh breath: reduces bad breath.