Dental polishing in Barcelona

Dental polishing is a clinical procedure that involves polishing the dental surface to create an optimal environment for the periodontium to reattach itself and for tissues to remain on that clean, hard and polished surface.

Thanks to dental polishing we can eliminate all kinds of stains on the teeth: Pigmentation, bacterial plaque, cigarette stains, stains from coffee, tea, wine.

Types of dental polishing at Casanova 25

With polishing the electrical charge of the tooth is inverted in order to prevent bacterial adhesion, because the surface is clean and bacteria
is repelled, in other words, bacteria does not adhere easily.

The dental polishing is carried out using prophylaxis brushes and rubbers, mounted on rotating instruments.
Profijet: is a clinical system that consists of a jet of pressurized water with bicarbonate that removes the bacterial plaque, without generating any pain or discomfort. It is a very effective treatment that helps to whiten the tooth surface and removing stains within three and five seconds.
Smoothing and polishing agents can also be used interproximally.

The most important thing to bear in mind when carrying out a dental hygiene/ tartar removal procedure and/or scraping and planning is the total elimination of the accumulation of plaque and calculus.

FAQs about Dental polishing in Barcelona

What is dental polishing for?

It is used to improve the aesthetics of the smile by removing stains and restoring the natural shine of the teeth, and it also helps make the tooth surface smoother, which facilitates daily hygiene.

What are the differences between dental polishing and whitening?

Polishing removes surface stains and makes the teeth shinier, but it doesn't lighten the natural color of the teeth like professional teeth whitening does.

Is polishing necessary if I brush my teeth regularly?

Although daily brushing helps maintain a healthy mouth, it doesn't remove all surface stains or smooth the enamel like a professional dental polishing does after a cleaning.

How often should I get a dental polishing?

The frequency depends on each case, but it is usually done during professional check-ups or cleanings, approximately every 6-12 months, according to the dentist's recommendations.

Does dental polishing help prevent diseases?

By smoothing the tooth surface and facilitating the removal of bacterial plaque, it can promote more effective hygiene, which helps prevent cavities and gum problems when combined with proper daily hygiene.