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Professional Teeth Cleaning in Almaty: Methods, Prices, Stages

Professional teeth cleaning at a dental clinic in Almaty includes ultrasonic tartar removal and Air Flow polishing. The procedure is safe and suitable for prevention. The price depends on the condition of your teeth and the methods used. Consult a dentist for an examination and recommendations.

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60Minutes — the entire procedure in a single visit
3Shades — restores enamel to its natural color
Fluoridation is included in the price
Does not damage enamel: power is adjusted to your sensitivity
0%instalments: Jusan bank — 24 months, Kaspi — 12
Tips are sterilized in a class B autoclave
Who and when

Indications and contraindications

Routine hygiene happens every six months regardless of symptoms. The rest are reasons to come sooner — or to postpone.

Time to book

  • Gums bleed when you brush
  • Bad breath that toothpaste does not fix
  • A dark line at the gum line that the brush cannot remove
  • Before whitening — otherwise the shade goes on unevenly
  • Before treatment or prosthetics, to match the shade
  • Before braces are fitted and every six months during treatment

When we postpone

  • A cold or herpes on the lip or in the mouth — we move it to the next visit
  • A pacemaker — we replace ultrasound with hand instruments
  • Asthma — instead of Air Flow we use a brush and paste
  • Acute gum inflammation — we settle it first, then clean
  • The first trimester of pregnancy — better to wait for the second
What it does

Why get a cleaning if I already brush my teeth

A toothbrush at home removes soft plaque. Anything that has mineralized can only be removed with instruments.

Patient after professional dental cleaning at Dental-Center clinic

Removes tartar from under the gums

A toothbrush physically cannot reach there: deposits lie below the gum line, in the pocket, and can only be removed with instruments.

Stops bleeding

Inflammation is sustained by plaque. Remove the plaque, and within one and a half to two weeks the gums stop bleeding when you brush.

Restores enamel to its natural color

No whitening agents: it removes pigment from coffee, tea, and cigarettes, not a layer of enamel.

Reduces the risk of cavities

Most cavities begin in the spaces between teeth — that's where plaque stays the longest.

Detects early-stage cavities

Under the layer of plaque, a white spot on the enamel isn't visible. After cleaning, the dentist finds it and stops it without a drill.

Strengthens enamel with fluoride

Fluoride treatment at the end of the appointment reduces sensitivity to cold and lasts about three months.

Appointment

What professional teeth cleaning in Almaty includes

All five stages are done in a single visit and in this order. Skipping any of them reduces the result: for example, without polishing, plaque builds up again faster.

Consultation: doctor and patient at a screen with an X-ray — illustration for the section "Examination and treatment planning"
Stage 01

Examination and assessment of the scope

The dentist evaluates the condition of the teeth and gums and determines the amount of deposits. This is needed to choose the method and estimate the time. The examination is included in the price.

Preparation: the assistant lays out sterile instruments, the dentist puts on gloves — illustration for the section "Scaling"
Stage 02

Removal of tartar

Hard deposits are removed from the tooth surface and from under the gums with an ultrasonic scaler. The procedure can be sensitive, but the dentist uses anesthesia if necessary.

The treatment stage itself: the doctor's gloved hands working in the oral cavity — an illustration for the "Air Flow and polishing" section
Stage 03

Air Flow and polishing

Soft plaque is removed with an Air Flow device, then the teeth are polished with brushes and pastes. This makes the surface smooth, which slows down the formation of new plaque.

Application of fluoride to the teeth after cleaning
Stage 04

Fluoridation

At the final stage, a fluoride-containing composition is applied to the teeth to strengthen the enamel. This helps reduce sensitivity and protect against cavities.

Sections

What cleaning consists of

Ultrasound and Air Flow do different jobs, so both are usually included in an appointment.

Prices

Prices for professional teeth cleaning in Almaty

The cost depends on the amount of deposits: if there is a lot of tartar and it has gone under the gums, more time will be needed. The exact price is given by the dentist after the examination.

Full price list
TreatmentDuration & warrantyPrice
Preventive examination20 minutesWith gum assessment0 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Professional Light Cleaning45 minutesFor minimal buildupfrom14 990 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Comprehensive hygiene: ultrasonic scaling, Air Flow, polishing, fluoride60 minutesBoth arches in a single visitfrom20 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Cleaning for heavy tartar buildup2 visitsWith subgingival depositsfrom30 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Hygiene with braces45 minutesEvery six months during treatment—Message on WhatsApp
Remineralization therapy, course10 daysFor increased sensitivity—Message on WhatsApp
Fissure sealing, one tooth20 minutesPrevention of cavities in chewing teethfrom12 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Initial consultation0 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Light Professional Teeth Cleaningfrom21 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Professional hygienefrom14 990 ₸Message on WhatsApp

How much professional teeth cleaning costs in Almaty

The cost of the procedure depends on the amount of deposits. If there is a lot of tartar and it has gone under the gums, more time will be needed. The exact price is given by the dentist after the examination. At the clinic on Kanyash Satpayev Street, professional hygiene starts from 14,990 tenge. This price includes examination, plaque removal, and polishing. If comprehensive hygiene with ultrasound, Air Flow, and fluoride is required, the price is from 20,000 tenge. With a large amount of tartar, cleaning may cost from 30,000 tenge.

Results

Before and after hygiene

Drag the slider to compare the condition of teeth before cleaning and immediately after the appointment.

Clean lower incisors after scalingHeavy calculus deposits on the lower incisors before cleaningBeforeAfter
Tartar60 minutes

Deposits along the entire lower jaw

The tartar had gone under the gums. It was removed with ultrasound, the pockets were reached with a hand instrument, and polished with paste — in one visit.

Nurpeis Ayaulym Doszhankyzy — dentist at Dental-Center dental clinic in Almaty, portrait in work uniformAyaulym Nurpeis
Light enamel of the front teeth after Air FlowDark staining from coffee and cigarettes on the front teethBeforeAfter
Air Flow45 minutes

Stains from coffee and cigarettes

The pigment was in the microcracks of the enamel, and a brush couldn't remove it. It was removed with an air polishing device — the enamel returned to its natural color without whitening.

Sarsenbay Aruzhan Kanatkyzy — dentist at the Dental-Center dental clinic in Almaty, portrait in work uniformAruzhan Sarsenbay
Healthy pale pink gums after hygieneInflamed bleeding gums with soft plaqueBeforeAfter
Bleeding2 visits

Bleeding when brushing teeth

The gums bled every morning for over a month. Plaque was removed over two visits and brushing technique was reviewed — after two weeks the bleeding stopped.

Nurpeis Ayaulym Doszhankyzy — dentist at Dental-Center dental clinic in Almaty, portrait in work uniformAyaulym Nurpeis
Clean tooth necks after polishingDark pigmented rim at the gingival marginBeforeAfter
Pigmentation50 minutes

Dark line along the gum line

This line is caused by chromogenic bacteria, and it returns faster than ordinary plaque. We polished the teeth and scheduled the next hygiene appointment in four months rather than six.

Zhumabekov Nurlan Asylbekuly — dentist at Dental-Center dental clinic in Almaty, portrait in work uniformNurlan Zhumabekov
Clean enamel around braces after hygieneSoft plaque around braces on upper teethBeforeAfter
With braces55 minutes

Plaque around braces

With braces, plaque builds up where the brush can't reach and leaves white spots after the braces come off. We clean these patients every three months — no spots will form.

Sarsenbay Aruzhan Kanatkyzy — dentist at the Dental-Center dental clinic in Almaty, portrait in work uniformAruzhan Sarsenbay
By method

Methods of professional teeth cleaning

The types differ in how they act on deposits — this helps you understand what exactly the dentist does during the appointment.

Instruments and materials for this type of treatment, laid out on a light surface — an illustration for the section "Ultrasonic Cleaning"

Ultrasonic cleaning

An ultrasonic scaler removes hard tartar, including below the gum line. The dentist works with a tip that creates vibrations that break down the deposits. The procedure can be part of a comprehensive hygiene treatment.

Chairside appointment: dentist at work, over-the-shoulder shot past the assistant — illustration for the "Air Flow" section

Air Flow

Air Flow is a method of removing soft plaque and pigmentation using an air-abrasive mixture. It handles plaque from tea, coffee, and cigarettes well. It is often used after the ultrasonic scaler for polishing.

A jaw model and material samples on the dentist's table next to a mirror and probe — an illustration for the section "Polishing and Fluoridation"

Laser cleaning

Deposits are removed with a laser beam, without direct contact of the instrument with the enamel. Unlike ultrasound and Air Flow, this method is gentle on the gums. The dentist considers it for sensitive teeth and inflamed, bleeding gums.

Doctor shows the patient the scan on the screen and explains the treatment plan — illustration for the section "Contraindications and who performs it"

Manual instrument cleaning

Calculus is removed manually with curettes and scalers, without a machine. The dentist controls the pressure at the gum margin and in the pockets. This method is considered for increased sensitivity, for finishing deep areas, or when machine-based methods are limited.

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Who provides this treatment

The clinic's doctors who see patients for this service. A treatment plan is drawn up after the examination.

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What does the procedure involve?

Professional teeth cleaning is a set of procedures performed by a dental hygienist. The goal is to remove dental plaque and tartar that cannot be removed with a regular toothbrush. The enamel is also polished, and the teeth become smooth.

Definition and purpose of the procedure

Professional teeth cleaning is not a cosmetic service but part of oral hygiene. The dentist removes soft plaque and hard deposits — tartar. They form at the gum line and in the interdental spaces where a toothbrush can't reach. If they are not removed, the gums become inflamed, bleeding appears, and then periodontitis develops. During cleaning, the dentist uses an ultrasonic scaler that breaks up tartar, and special pastes to polish the enamel. After the procedure, the teeth become cleaner and the gums healthier. But the result depends on the initial condition of the oral cavity and how the person cares for their teeth at home. The dentist selects the technique individually, taking into account the degree of plaque and enamel sensitivity. The frequency of the procedure is also determined by the specialist, usually once every six months or a year.

How it differs from home hygiene

CriterionHome cleaningProfessional cleaning
ToolsBrush and toothpasteUltrasound, pastes, polishers
Tartar removalNoYes
Access to interdental spacesLimitedComplete
Enamel polishingPartialThorough
Dentist supervisionNoYes

How ultrasonic cleaning differs from Air Flow

Both procedures remove plaque, but they solve different problems. Let's look at how they differ in mechanism of action and result. This will help you understand which method is suitable in a specific situation.

How ultrasound works

An ultrasonic scaler generates high-frequency vibrations that break down mineralized deposits — tartar. The tip of the instrument does not cut the calculus mechanically; instead, it vibrates, and these micro-oscillations detach hard particles from the enamel. At the same time, water is supplied to cool the tooth and wash away the dislodged fragments. Calculus can be supragingival or subgingival, and it is ultrasound that allows access to deposits in periodontal pockets. After calculus removal, the root surface becomes rough, so the next step is usually polishing. The method is effective for dense deposits but requires care to avoid damaging the enamel. The dentist controls the power and angle of the tip, guided by the condition of the tissues. After ultrasound, remineralizing therapy is often prescribed to strengthen the enamel.

Features of Air Flow Technology

Air Flow works differently: the device delivers a stream of air with fine particles of sodium bicarbonate or glycine powder and water. The mixture under pressure removes soft pigmented plaque and polishes the enamel. The method cannot handle dense calculus, but it effectively removes plaque from hard-to-reach areas, smooths micro-irregularities, and lightens the enamel by one or two shades. After the procedure, teeth remain smooth longer, and plaque has a harder time adhering. Air Flow is often used as a finishing step after ultrasound, as well as for treating implants and braces. The powder is selected by particle size and abrasiveness to avoid damaging the enamel and gums. The procedure takes about 20–30 minutes and usually does not require anesthesia. The dentist assesses the condition of the oral cavity and decides whether this method is needed in a particular case.

Comparison of methods

ParameterUltrasoundAir Flow
Main purposeTartar removalRemoval of soft plaque
MechanismVibrationsAbrasive jet
Effect on enamelRequires polishingGentle
Depth of treatmentSubgingival areasSurface layer
ResultClean teeth without tartarSmooth bright enamel
ApplicationStandalone or with Air FlowFinal polishing

What Is Included in Comprehensive Oral Hygiene?

Comprehensive hygiene combines several stages, each addressing its own goal. The dentist selects a set of procedures based on the condition of the teeth and gums. The composition may change from visit to visit.

Stages of the Comprehensive Procedure

  1. Examination and assessment: the dentist determines the density of the plaque, the depth of the pockets and the areas of inflammation in order to choose the technique and operating mode.
  2. Removal of soft plaque: a brush with paste removes the pigmented layer from the enamel, especially in the cervical area and fissures.
  3. Tartar removal: an ultrasonic scaler breaks up mineralized deposits above and below the gum without damaging the enamel.
  4. Polishing: rubber cups and brushes with abrasive paste smooth out roughness so that plaque adheres more slowly.
  5. Air Flow: the device delivers a jet of water with powder, cleaning pigment out of cracks and gaps that a brush cannot reach.
  6. Fluoridation: a gel or varnish saturates the enamel with fluoride, reducing sensitivity and strengthening the surface after cleaning.

Additional Manipulations

Sometimes the dentist adds procedures to the standard set that are not part of the basic protocol. Fissure sealing is the sealing of natural grooves in the chewing teeth with flowable composite to prevent food from getting in. Deep fluoridation is performed for increased enamel wear or after braces removal. Remineralizing therapy is indicated for initial demineralization spots: a special composition restores calcium and phosphates to the enamel. If the patient has implants, a gentler instrument may be used instead of polishing — for example, titanium curettes. The choice of additional stages always depends on the clinical picture and the person's preferences. The dentist explains in detail why a particular manipulation is needed and coordinates it with the patient. Some procedures, such as fluoridation, may be recommended for caries prevention, especially in children and adolescents. The final decision is made by the dentist after examination and diagnostics.

How Tartar Is Removed

Tartar is mineralized plaque. It cannot be removed with a regular toothbrush. Removal requires special instruments and techniques. Let's look at how the procedure is performed.

Methods of Calculus Removal

  • Ultrasonic scaler: the tip creates high-frequency vibrations that break the bonds between tartar and enamel. At the same time water is supplied, cooling the tooth and washing away particles.
  • Hand curettes: used for final treatment in hard-to-reach places, for example below the gum. The dentist selects them by size and shape.
  • Air Flow: a jet with abrasive powder and water polishes the enamel after ultrasound, removing pigmentation and roughness where plaque accumulates.
  • Laser removal: used less often, but it allows tartar to be treated without contact with the enamel. It requires special preparation and is used according to indications.

Specifics of the Procedure for Sensitive Teeth

If the enamel reacts to cold, hot, or acidic foods, the dentist takes this into account before starting the cleaning. First, topical anesthesia is applied — a gel is placed on the gums to reduce discomfort. Ultrasonic scaling is performed at minimum power, and the intervals between contacts are increased. After the procedure, a remineralizing agent with fluoride and calcium is applied to the teeth, which strengthens the enamel and reduces sensitivity. The dentist may also recommend a special toothpaste for home care. It is important to report sensitivity before the manipulation begins so that the dentist can choose a gentle mode. In some cases, the procedure is split into two visits, especially if the calculus is located deep under the gum. The decision on the approach is made by the dentist after examination. The patient should avoid acidic and sweet foods in the first days after cleaning to avoid increasing irritation. If sensitivity persists for more than a few days, you should consult a dentist.

How to get rid of plaque on teeth?

Plaque forms in everyone, even with thorough care. Its composition and density depend on food, saliva, and habits. It is not always possible to remove it completely with a brush.

Methods of plaque removal

  • Mechanical cleaning: a toothbrush and paste remove soft plaque, but they do not always cope in hard-to-reach places.
  • Irrigator: a jet of water washes away food debris and plaque from the interdental spaces, but does not remove dense deposits.
  • Ultrasound: the device creates vibrations that break up mineralized plaque and tartar without damaging the enamel.
  • Air Flow: a jet with abrasive powder polishes the enamel and removes pigmented plaque from tea, coffee and cigarettes.
  • Chemical pastes: contain enzymes and abrasives that soften plaque, but their use requires caution.

Professional polishing products

After removing calculus and plaque, the dentist polishes the enamel. For this, rubber cups, brushes, and special pastes with different degrees of abrasiveness are used. The paste is selected individually: for sensitive teeth — a soft one, for persistent pigmented plaque — a coarser one. Polishing makes the surface smooth, which makes it harder for bacteria to reattach. Then a fluoride-containing gel or varnish is applied to strengthen the enamel. The procedure is painless and takes about 20–30 minutes. The dentist decides which products to use based on the condition of the oral cavity. It is important that the polishing instruments are sterile and the pastes are fresh, without an expired shelf life. Some clinics use special attachments for polishing around implants so as not to scratch their surface. After the procedure, the dentist gives care recommendations to prolong the effect.

How are teeth cleaned with braces?

Braces create areas inaccessible to a regular brush. Food gets stuck around the brackets, and plaque forms. Cleaning requires special techniques and instruments. Let's explain how the procedure is performed.

Specifics of hygiene with braces

Hygiene during orthodontic treatment is structured differently than without it. The archwire and brackets trap food particles, and the bristles of a regular brush do not penetrate under the elements of the system. Plaque accumulates around the braces, mineralizes, and turns into calculus. If it is not removed, the gums become inflamed, and the enamel under the braces loses minerals. The orthodontist explains the cleaning regimen at the first visit, but the patient has to adapt it to their own anatomy. Brush movements should be sweeping — from the gum to the incisal edge, not circular, which push plaque under the gum. After each meal, it is advisable to rinse the mouth with water, and twice a day to perform a full cleaning with a fluoride-containing paste. The quality of hygiene is assessed by the dentist: if plaque remains, treatment may be prolonged, and the risk of caries increases. Regular professional cleanings during orthodontic treatment are usually prescribed more often than once every six months, but the frequency is determined by the treating dentist.

Tools for cleaning around braces

  • Orthodontic toothbrush: has a V-shaped notch in the center, with bristles that surround the bracket on both sides.
  • Single-tuft brush: a single tuft of bristles reaches under the archwire and around the bracket, cleaning narrow areas.
  • Interdental brush: conical or cylindrical, inserted between the archwire and the tooth, removes plaque from interdental spaces.
  • Superfloss: a thread with a stiff end for threading under the archwire; the soft portion cleans the contact surfaces.
  • Water flosser: delivers a pressurized stream of water, rinses out food debris from hard-to-reach areas, complements the toothbrush and interdental brushes.
  • Mouthwash: with fluoride or an antiseptic, reduces the number of bacteria but does not replace mechanical cleaning.

Criteria for choosing a clinic

The choice of clinic for hygiene cleaning determines how safely and comfortably the procedure will go. What should you look at first? Pay attention to the equipment, sterility, and qualifications of the dentist.

Criteria for choosing a clinic

  • Equipment: ultrasonic scaler, Air Flow device, ideally a microscope and a CT scanner.
  • Sterility: instruments in sterilization pouches, class B autoclaves, disposable tips.
  • Doctors: valid certifications, experience in hygiene procedures, a portfolio of clinical cases.
  • Reviews: genuine reviews on independent platforms, not just on the clinic's website.
  • Price: the cost of cleaning should not be suspiciously low, but a high price does not guarantee quality either.

What to look for during the examination

Before the procedure, the dentist should examine the oral cavity, assess the condition of the gums and teeth, and identify any contraindications. A clinic that truly cares about its patients will offer to take an X-ray to check for hidden problems. Pay attention to how the dentist explains the cleaning plan: they should describe each step and warn you about possible sensations. If the office is not kept clean, instruments are taken out of non-sterile packaging, and the dentist does not wear gloves, that is a reason to refuse the procedure. It is also important that you receive aftercare recommendations following the cleaning. A good specialist will answer your questions about how often the procedure should be done and about home hygiene. They do not push unnecessary services but explain why they are needed. A dentist who keeps records and remembers your treatment history inspires trust.

Technical Equipment of the Dental Office

Professional hygiene requires precise instruments. Devices differ in purpose and mechanism of action. Let us go over the main ones. This will help you understand what happens in a dentist's office.

Main devices and instruments

  • Ultrasonic scaler: removes hard deposits. The tip vibrates at high frequency, breaking down calculus.
  • Air polishing device: delivers abrasive powder with water. Removes pigmented plaque in hard-to-reach areas.
  • Polishing brushes and cups: rotate on a contra-angle handpiece. Smooth out roughness after calculus removal.
  • Water flosser: irrigates periodontal pockets with an antiseptic solution. Washes out residual plaque.
  • Curettes and scalers: hand instruments for final treatment. Used for deep subgingival deposits.

Modern Technologies in Hygiene

Modern devices allow cleaning with minimal discomfort. Ultrasonic systems with piezoelectric tips generate vibrations that gently detach calculus without damaging the enamel. Air-polishing devices use a fine powder based on glycine or sodium bicarbonate, which effectively removes plaque and polishes the surface. The dentist selects the power setting and tip type depending on tooth sensitivity and the thickness of the deposits. Some devices combine ultrasound with a water supply, which reduces tissue heating. Photodynamic therapy is also used: a gel is applied to the gums and activated by light of a specific wavelength, destroying bacteria. This helps with inflammation and bleeding. Modern units are equipped with LCD displays that allow precise control of the parameters. The result depends on the clinical picture and the dentist's qualifications.

Key points

Key takeaways

Professional cleaning removes tartar and hardened plaque in areas where a toothbrush and floss can't reach. Ultrasound breaks up mineralized deposits, Air Flow washes away pigmentation, and polishing slows down the reattachment of plaque. How often you need it depends on how quickly tartar forms: for some people it's every six months, for others once a year, and your dentist determines the exact interval after an examination. The method is chosen based on the clinical picture: sensitive gums call for one approach, heavy tartar for another. Temporary sensitivity sometimes occurs after the procedure and goes away on its own. The outcome of treatment is determined not by the equipment but by the condition of your mouth and your home hygiene routine. To maintain the results, it's important to brush twice a day, use floss or a water flosser, and not skip preventive visits. Your dentist may recommend special toothpastes or mouthwashes depending on your individual needs.

Recommendations

Before your visit, don't use chlorhexidine mouthwashes for two days — they mask inflammation and interfere with assessment. If your gums bleed, that's not a reason to postpone the cleaning but a reason to tell your dentist: a gentler approach may be needed. After the procedure, avoid staining foods for the first 24 hours: coffee, tea, red wine, beets. Brush with a soft toothbrush twice a day and use a water flosser if you have one. Your dentist will schedule a follow-up check, usually in six months to a year. With braces, hygiene is more difficult, so intervals may be shorter — your orthodontist decides this. Don't try to remove tartar yourself: home methods damage enamel and gums. If sensitivity lasts a long time after cleaning, tell your dentist — they will adjust your care routine. Following the recommendations helps keep your mouth healthy.

FAQ

Questions about professional teeth cleaning

Fissure sealing, one tooth — from 12,000 ₸ according to the clinic's price list. The cost of professional cleaning depends on the condition of the oral cavity and the scope of the procedure: removal of tartar, plaque, and polishing. The doctor will give you the exact price after an examination, since advanced cases require more time and additional steps. See current prices in the pricing section on this page. To clarify the treatment plan and cost, you can book an initial consultation, which is free of charge.

A professional cleaning includes ultrasonic tartar removal, removal of pigmented plaque with an Air Flow device, and enamel polishing. If necessary, the doctor may use hand instruments for subgingival deposits. The exact composition of the procedure is confirmed during the consultation.

The procedure is usually painless, but with increased sensitivity or deep deposits, local anesthesia may be used. Modern methods are gentle, and most patients find the cleaning comfortable.

It is impossible to completely remove tartar at home. For prevention, use dental floss, an oral irrigator, and special toothpastes. However, tartar that has already formed requires professional removal by a dentist.

Laser cleaning effectively removes plaque and tartar while being gentle on the enamel. It is less traumatic to the gums and suitable for patients with sensitive teeth. The clinic uses modern laser equipment.

The procedure begins with an examination, then the doctor removes tartar with ultrasound, removes plaque with an Air Flow device, polishes the teeth, and applies a fluoride varnish. It takes about an hour. After the cleaning, the doctor gives you care recommendations.

Yes, professional cleaning with braces is essential, since it is difficult to maintain hygiene around the brackets. The doctor uses special attachments to clean hard-to-reach areas. Cleaning is recommended every 3–4 months.

Yes, professional cleaning for children is safe when the proper techniques are followed. The doctor selects gentle techniques and pastes suitable for baby teeth. The procedure helps prevent cavities and get your child used to good oral hygiene.

Plaque is removed by a professional cleaning that includes ultrasound and Air Flow. Good home hygiene helps prevent it from forming: brush your teeth twice a day and use floss and mouthwash. Regular visits to the dentist are essential.

Subgingival cleaning is the removal of dental deposits from periodontal pockets that cannot be reached by ordinary cleaning. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and requires special instruments. It is necessary for periodontitis to stop inflammation.

We are open daily from 9:00 to 20:00, seven days a week. The clinic is in Almaty, 133/6 Kanysh Satpayev St., JAZZ residential complex. Phone for appointments — +7 747 093 89 86. Initial examination and treatment plan — 0 ₸.

Address: Almaty, 133/6 Kanysh Satpayev St., JAZZ residential complex. Parking for patients is free. Phone for appointments — +7 747 093 89 86. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00.

Warranty up to 5 years. The clinic has been operating since 1995, with a rating of 4.9 based on 312 reviews on 2GIS, Google and Yandex. Initial examination and treatment plan — 0 ₸. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00.

Installment plan for 24 months with Jusan bank or 12 months with Kaspi. Initial examination and treatment plan — 0 ₸. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00. Phone for appointments — +7 747 093 89 86.

Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸. There is no separate fee for the first visit. Warranty on work: up to 5 years. Installments for 24 months with Jusan bank or 12 months with Kaspi.

Parking is free. The clinic is in Almaty, 133/6 Kanysh Satpayev St., JAZZ residential complex. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00. Phone for appointments — +7 747 093 89 86.

Reviews

Reviews of teeth cleaning

Reviews from patients who had a professional hygiene appointment in the past year.

4,9
41 reviews on the site
41 ratings
ССветлана Ж.6 September 2026
★ 5,0

I had a dental cleaning procedure, the price was quoted in advance and did not change in the end. The hallway is a bit cramped)

ААзамат Д.27 August 2026
★ 5,0

I had my tartar removed, the appointment time was clearly stated and kept. There was no pain. Truly. They didn't ask for extra money beyond the bill. I didn't wait in line. Booking was easy.

ААнна А.19 August 2026
★ 5,0

Cleanings every six months; this time they added fluoride treatment and finished within an hour. The only thing was that I had to ask twice about the timing. The fresh, clean feeling is still there...

ММарат Б.14 August 2026
★ 5,0

They stained the plaque with an indicator and showed me in the mirror where I wasn't cleaning properly. After that I changed my toothbrush and finally understood why floss is necessary.

Comprehensive hygiene
ЖЖанна Р.12 August 2026
★ 5,0

My gums bled for about a year and a half; I thought toothpaste would help. It turned out to be tartar under the gum. It was removed over two visits, and they showed me how to clean with an interdental brush. The bleeding stopped after two weeks.

Comprehensive hygiene
ООлег В.27 July 2026
★ 5,0

I've been smoking for fifteen years and had noticeable staining. Air Flow removed almost all of it, and my teeth got a couple of shades lighter. They honestly warned me that it wouldn't replace whitening.

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