Frequently Asked Questions

Teeth whitening is not harmful if the decision is made by a doctor after assessing the patient's oral health and eliminating contraindications such as exposed tooth necks, numerous enamel cracks, or carious or non-carious defects.

Scaling is a procedure involving the removal of hard deposits from tooth surfaces using an ultrasonic tip. Sandblasting is a complementary procedure that removes deposits using a strong stream of air, sand, and water.

95% of causes of bleeding gums start in the oral cavity. The most common cause is gum inflammation resulting from insufficient hygiene, presence of tartar, overhanging fillings, or cavities.

The most important thing is that teeth are healthy, free of cavities and exposed tooth necks. If teeth do not require treatment, scaling is necessary to clean teeth of tartar and deposits.

Yes, dental treatment under a microscope is considered very good practice. The microscope provides significant magnification and illumination, allowing the dentist to perform the procedure more accurately and precisely.

Yes, before placing a dental implant, it is necessary to treat all other teeth and gums. Untreated tooth and gum diseases can lead to infections that can spread and affect the area around the implant.

Tooth pain when consuming cold food can be caused by tooth sensitivity (exposed dentin, gum recession), cavities, leaky fillings, tooth cracks, or gum disease.