In the US, dental cleaning is a common part of daily oral care and an annual health check. Around one-third of American adults get regular cleanings. They do it for oral health rather than just white teeth. The ADA shows a routine cleaning costs $75 - $200 (excluding leave costs), varying by region, dentist and oral condition. Most Americans clean their teeth 2 - 3 times a year, while those with related oral problems may need more cleanings.
According to surveys, most people clean their teeth to remove tartar and plaque. Tartar is mineralized bacterial deposits on the teeth or near the gum line that affect appearance and may lead to diseases such as gingivitis and periodontitis. Regular removal of tartar is necessary to reduce health problems and maintain oral health.
However, dental cleaning isn't completely safe. Improper use of tools can damage enamel, cause cracks, make teeth sensitive and increase the risk of caries. Also, the gum may be irritated, leading to bleeding or swelling.
In addition, dental cleaning can only temporarily remove dental plaque and cannot solve the problem of dental plaque formation. The formation of dental plaque is not sudden, it accumulates over time, so even if you clean it frequently, dental plaque will accumulate again, and you must accept the harm of dental plaque re-accumulation to your mouth until the next teeth cleaning. In the long run, this is not an ideal long-term solution.
Fortunately, there is a better way to solve the problem of dental plaque besides teeth cleaning. It only costs $60 a year to solve the problem of dental plaque, and it can also eliminate bad breath and prevent ulcers.
Dental plaque is formed when oral bacteria react with saliva minerals and deposit after they are not removed in time. Dental plaque starts as dental plaque and hardens within 24-72 hours. We can prevent its formation during this period. But if it is not removed, dental plaque will harden further. To inhibit the growth of dental plaque, comprehensively remove oral bacteria and keep the mouth clean is the key.
In a previous oral survey, it was found that many people thought that brushing teeth is all-round oral cleaning, which is actually wrong. Real cleaning includes neglected areas such as the tongue, mandible, gums, and cheeks. There are groups of bacteria on the oral mucosa, and traditional mouthwash methods cannot remove them. Experiments by American scientists have shown that if you want to remove the bacterial biofilm on the oral mucosa, you need to physically remove the biofilm first and then rinse your mouth. Otherwise, as time goes by, more and more bacteria will accumulate, which will cause oral diseases such as tartar. So if you want to get rid of oral problems, you have to clean your oral mucosa.
Because the oral mucosa is soft, delicate and sensitive, I haven't found many products on the market that can be directly used for oral mucosa cleaning, but Tongueclear is one. This is a brand that focuses on oral mucosa cleaning. It starts from people's needs for oral mucosa cleaning and the characteristics of oral mucosa. The oral airbag brush developed by it can not only effectively remove bacteria in the mouth and prevent tartar, but also clean the tongue surface, gums and inner oral tissues. Through the patented 3D airbag brush head, it can clean all parts of the mouth more deeply and accurately, effectively remove tartar and oral bacteria, and help you avoid gum problems caused by accumulation.
Unlike traditional cleaning, Tongueclear is a more controllable and economical choice. No need to pay high cleaning fees, and no need to endure discomfort and harm. Use it every day to prevent tartar, remove bad breath, and maintain oral health. Our survey shows that the annual cost of high-demand users is about $60, which is much lower than the cost of a single teeth cleaning. And teeth cleaning cannot fundamentally solve oral problems such as tartar, and it has side effects. Tongueclear provides a better and more comprehensive oral health management solution. If you need to clean your teeth every year, Tongueclear is a more economical and safer choice.
