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Ultrasonic teeth cleaning removes plaque and tartar with a scaler: the tip vibrates at high frequency and breaks down deposits, while water cools the instrument and washes away what has been removed. With proper technique, the enamel is not worn down. After the tartar is removed, the surface is polished. The scope, sensations, and need for anesthesia depend on the clinical picture; the decision is made by the dentist.
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The cost of ultrasonic teeth cleaning depends on the amount of plaque and tartar, the condition of the gums, the number of teeth, and the need for additional steps such as polishing or fluoride treatment. The exact amount is given after an examination: the dentist assesses the condition of the oral cavity and draws up a treatment plan. Prices in tenge are not published on the page — check current figures with the administrator or during a consultation. Initial examination and treatment plan — 0 ₸.
Helps you understand how one treatment option differs from another and what exactly is discussed with the doctor during the appointment.
The main version of the procedure: an ultrasonic scaler removes soft plaque and hard tartar from the tooth surface and from the subgingival area. The dentist selects the device power and tips according to the condition of the enamel and gums. After the deposits are removed, the teeth are polished, and fluoride treatment is performed if necessary.
The procedure is often supplemented with hand instruments in hard-to-reach areas, air-abrasive treatment for staining from coffee, tea, and tobacco, and polishing with paste. The scope of intervention is determined by the dentist after examination. The condition of the gums is assessed separately: if there is inflammation, treatment may be needed first.
At the initial appointment, the dentist examines the oral cavity, assesses the amount of plaque and tartar, and the condition of the enamel and gums. X-rays are prescribed if necessary. Based on the examination results, a treatment plan is drawn up and the scope of the procedure is agreed upon.
The dentist treats the teeth with an ultrasonic scaler: the water-cooled tip removes plaque and tartar from the surface and from under the gums. The patient feels vibration and the coolness of the water; if sensitivity is increased, local anesthesia is used.
After the deposits are removed, the teeth are polished with paste and brushes so that the surface becomes smooth. Fluoride treatment is performed according to indications. This reduces the risk of plaque accumulating again and strengthens the enamel.
The dentist examines the result, gives care recommendations, and sets the date of the next visit. If the enamel is sensitive, remineralizing therapy may be offered. Restrictions after the procedure are discussed individually.
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Ultrasonic teeth cleaning is the removal of soft and hard deposits using a device that transmits high-frequency vibrations to the tip. The mechanism is based on physics, not on the dentist's hand strength.
The scaler consists of a control unit, a handpiece, and a replaceable tip. Inside the handpiece there is a piezoelectric or magnetostrictive transducer: it converts an electrical signal into mechanical vibrations. The frequency is in the range of tens of thousands of hertz, so the tip makes small, rapid movements that the eye cannot distinguish. The dentist holds the handpiece with a light grip, without pressure, and guides the tip along the tooth surface at an angle. The vibrations are transmitted to the water supplied through the handpiece channel. The water cools the working area, washes away detached particles, and creates cavitation — microscopic bubbles that collapse at the surface. It is the combination of vibrations and water flow that removes deposits. How much ultrasonic tartar removal costs is determined by the clinic based on the amount of work, not on the design of the device.
| Layer | Composition | What happens to it |
|---|---|---|
| Soft plaque | Bacteria, food debris, salivary proteins | Washed away by the water stream and cavitation |
| Pigmented plaque | The same layer with coloring substances | Comes off together with the soft mass |
| Supragingival calculus | Mineralized plaque | Fractures from the vibrations of the tip |
| Subgingival calculus | Dense deposits in the pocket | Removed with a fine-tipped insert |
| Biofilm on the root | Dense film of microorganisms | Destroyed by the fluid stream |
Enamel is the hardest tissue in the body, and the vibrations of the tip do not cut it. The risk arises from something else: if the handpiece is held too long on one spot or pressure is applied. Then chips along the edge and scratches on the polished surface are possible. That is why the dentist works with short movements and constantly moves the tip. Restorations are more complicated. Composite fillings, ceramic veneers, and crowns are close to enamel in density or softer than it. At the filling-tooth interface, ultrasound sometimes weakens the bond if the marginal fit is already compromised. Ceramics tolerate the procedure more calmly than composite. Implants require separate tips — metal or plastic. The dentist decides: they assess the condition of the restorations and choose the mode. The price of ultrasonic teeth cleaning depends on the clinical picture: the amount of tartar, the number of teeth, and the presence of crowns and implants.
There are several professional hygiene methods, and they do not replace one another. Let's look at how an ultrasonic scaler differs from an air-powder stream and hand instruments.
| Method | Instrument | What it removes | Where it is used |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ultrasound | Scaler with a tip | Dense calculus, pigment | Supra- and subgingival areas |
| Air Flow | Air-polishing handpiece | Soft plaque, pigment | Enamel, fissures, interdental spaces |
| Mechanical | Curettes, sickle scalers | Calculus at the gum margin | Localized areas, finishing |
| Combination | Scaler and air-polishing | Calculus and plaque | Full scope in one visit |
Air Flow works with a mixture of water, air, and fine powder. The stream is directed at the enamel surface and knocks off soft plaque that has not yet hardened. Pigment from coffee, tea, and tobacco also comes off. Dense calculus is not removed by this stream — a different force is needed. That is why the air-powder method is chosen when deposits are loose and calculus is either absent or has already been removed with a scaler. Another scenario is hard-to-reach areas: fissures, the cervical region, and the spaces between teeth. The stream can reach there, while hand instruments are difficult to insert. For sensitive teeth, a powder with a fine particle size is selected and the pressure is reduced. The dentist decides: they look at the hygiene index and the condition of the enamel. If the tooth necks are exposed or the enamel is thin, the stream is used cautiously or postponed. Treatment with an air-powder mixture is considered a separate item, and it has its own line in the price list.
In practice, the methods often go together. First, the scaler removes dense deposits — calculus at and above the gumline. Then the air-powder stream passes over the enamel and removes the remaining plaque and pigment. Finally, hand instruments clean out what remains in the periodontal pockets and at the gum margin. This sequence does not speed up treatment or extend how long the result lasts — it is simply a way to make the work more complete in one visit. Each stage solves its own task, and skipping any of them leaves some deposits behind. The dentist decides whether all three steps are needed or two are enough. It depends on the clinical picture: pocket depth, the amount of calculus, and tooth sensitivity. If the gums are inflamed, the irritant is removed first, and polishing is postponed to the next visit. The exact amount is given after the examination, not in advance over the phone.
The indications for removing dental deposits are determined by the dentist based on the examination and imaging. Below are the situations in which the procedure is most often prescribed, and how it differs from cosmetic treatments.
Before placing an implant or a braces system, oral sanitation is performed in advance. The gums must be calm: an inflamed margin makes it harder to plan the surgery accurately, and after the structure is placed, the risk of complications is higher. The dentist reviews the images and assesses pocket depth and bone condition. If deposits are present, they are removed before the main treatment begins. The decision on timing is made by the dentist based on the clinical picture: sometimes one procedure is enough, sometimes an interval between stages is needed. Hygiene is assessed separately — it determines how long the structure will last without problems. The patient should understand that calculus at the gum margin interferes with both the impression and the placement: the impression does not fit accurately, and the support under the crown remains inflamed. Therefore, sanitation is not postponed, but built into the overall treatment plan before the first stage. The cost of the procedure is calculated by the volume of work, and patients ask about the price already at the consultation.
These are two different tasks, and they should not be confused. Hygiene removes what lies on the surface: calculus, plaque, and pigment. After it, the enamel returns to its natural color, but not lighter than that. Whitening changes the actual shade of the tooth tissues by acting on pigment inside the enamel and dentin. The procedures solve different problems, and the outcome depends on the condition of the teeth. Sometimes the dentist suggests hygiene first and postpones the question of whitening: whitening agents are not used on inflamed gums. If the color seems dull after plaque removal, that is not a reason to go straight to whitening — it may be due to enamel thickness or old fillings. What is suitable in a particular case is decided by the dentist after the examination.
Ultrasound acts at the boundary between two media. It destroys hard calculus while not injuring soft tissues. But the gum response depends on their initial condition.
Supragingival calculus is visible to the eye. It sits on the enamel, often at the tooth necks, and can be removed with a thin-tipped scaler tip with little risk. The dentist guides the instrument along the surface, staying a fraction of a millimeter away from the gum margin. Subgingival calculus is hidden inside the pocket. It cannot be seen and can only be detected with a probe. This requires a different tip and a different angle. The work is done blindly, relying on tactile sensation. If the pocket is deep, ultrasound is used cautiously, sometimes in several stages. Subgingival treatment always requires monitoring: working too long on one area overheats the tissues and causes discomfort. Therefore, the dentist uses short strokes with constant irrigation. Pocket depths are measured before the procedure to understand the boundaries of the work. If deposits extend below the level accessible to the tip, another method or a combination of methods may be needed. What exactly is suitable in a particular case is decided by the dentist after examination.
In periodontitis, calculus and plaque are not the cause of the disease but its companion. They sustain inflammation in the pockets. Ultrasound removes this irritant but does not restore destroyed bone or close the pocket. The procedure is part of comprehensive treatment, not a replacement for it. The dentist may prescribe it as a stage before other manipulations or as a maintenance measure. The frequency of repetition depends on pocket depth, the rate of plaque formation, and the quality of home hygiene. A single treatment is not enough: in periodontitis, deposits return faster than in a person with healthy tissues. Sometimes ultrasound is combined with manual curettes or a laser if the tip cannot reach the bottom of the pocket. Monitoring deserves special mention: without repeat examinations and pocket measurements, the procedure loses its meaning. It relieves the symptom but does not eliminate the cause. The prognosis depends on how far the process has progressed and how the patient cares for the oral cavity at home. The decision on the treatment plan is made by the dentist, not by the patient alone.
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The procedure is performed by a dentist, most often a general dentist. Sometimes a surgeon or orthodontist is involved if there is a pocket under the gum and a braces system or implant is nearby. The appointment begins with an examination and medical history: what medications the person takes, whether there is a pacemaker, diabetes, pregnancy. Then the dentist takes X-rays or a digital impression if the clinical picture is insufficient. The cleaning itself proceeds by zones, with breaks to assess tissue condition. After treatment, the dentist shows the result in a mirror or on a scanner screen and explains what remains to be done. Ultrasonic calculus removal is work with a handpiece and tip, and it is performed by someone who understands where plaque ends and root cementum begins. The dentist decides whether polishing with paste, flossing, or laser treatment along the gum margin is needed. Home care is also discussed at the appointment: brush, interdental brushes, toothpaste, irrigator. If the case is complex, a follow-up visit is scheduled and the dynamics are monitored.
There is no single schedule that works for everyone. The frequency depends on the clinical picture: the thickness of the plaque, the depth of the periodontal pockets, and how quickly the calculus reforms. In one person, plaque accumulates slowly; in another, faster, and this is evident from past visits. The dentist looks at the condition of the gums, bleeding, tooth mobility, and the quality of home hygiene. Smoking, coffee, tea, and certain medications change the picture. If the gums are calm and the plaque is thin, the interval will be one thing. With periodontitis or after orthodontic treatment, it will be another. The dentist decides based on the examination findings, not on a universal protocol. Sometimes a follow-up visit is scheduled a few weeks later to assess how the gums are healing. If a person wears braces or implants, the areas around them require special attention, and the schedule is built accordingly. Home care matters just as much: with good hygiene, the interval between visits lengthens; with poor hygiene, it shortens. The dentist gives the exact interval after the examination and explains how they arrived at it.
Removing calculus with ultrasound is only half the job. The surface remains rough afterward, and without polishing, plaque settles on it faster. That is why the finishing step is not skipped.
The scaler leaves micro-scratches on the enamel and chips where the calculus used to be. A smooth surface retains plaque less than a rough one, so the finishing step is to smooth the relief. Polishing is not done across the entire crown; it is done in areas where pigment accumulates most often: the cervical area, fissures, spaces between teeth, and contact surfaces near the gums. If this is not done, within a few weeks the patient will again see dark plaque along the gum line. The depth of impact on the enamel during polishing is minimal—a layer of a few micrometers is removed. The dentist decides: sometimes it is enough to go over with paste and a rubber cup, sometimes strips are added for the contacts. A separate task is to smooth the transition between the filling and the enamel: composite is polished differently from the tooth, and a ledge that catches plaque easily remains at the junction. It is removed with finishing burs and polishing heads. Polishing does not treat or strengthen the enamel—it only makes the surface smoother. How smooth the enamel becomes depends on the clinical picture: the condition of the teeth, the amount of calculus, and the depth of the gum pockets.
After calculus removal, the enamel is left without the mineral layer that was removed along with the plaque. Fluoridation returns fluoride to the surface layers: a varnish or gel is applied to the teeth and stays on them for several hours. Remineralization therapy works differently—it is a paste with calcium and phosphates that is rubbed into the enamel or left under a tray. Neither procedure replaces cleaning; they come after it. They are not prescribed for everyone: with thick plaque and bleeding gums, inflammation is treated first, and mineralization is postponed. For enamel sensitivity, fluoridation is done immediately after polishing to seal open dentinal tubules. A course of remineralization therapy usually takes several visits, but the exact number is determined by the dentist based on the condition of the enamel. Neither fluoridation nor remineralization therapy restores destroyed enamel; they only work with its mineral composition. Additions to hygiene are optional: they are included in the plan if there is sensitivity, demineralization, or a high risk of caries.
Braces make hygiene more difficult. Plaque clings to the brackets, the archwire, and around them. Ultrasound removes deposits where a toothbrush cannot reach. Let's look at how this works.
The bracket is bonded to the tooth and creates a ledge. The archwire passes over the gum, and ligatures and hooks catch food debris. Soft plaque accumulates at the base of the bracket, in the cervical area, and between the teeth. Over time it mineralizes, and removing the deposits becomes harder than it was at the start. The space under the archwire is poorly bathed by saliva, and self-cleaning there barely works. The patient brushes their teeth, but the bristles do not reach under the archwire or into the gaps between the bracket and the gum. Plaque remains, the gum becomes inflamed, and bleeding appears when brushing. If the deposits are not removed, they grow along the root and change the contour of the gum. The dentist assesses how deep the changes have gone and decides which tip setting to choose. It makes sense to discuss the cost of the procedure after the examination, when the scope of work is clear. With braces, the treatment area is wider than usual, and this affects the length of the appointment.
An implant has no periodontal ligament, so deposits around the neck behave differently. A metal ultrasonic tip can leave a mark on the titanium and on the polished surface of the abutment. The dentist selects the tip and power setting separately for each area. They often work with a combination: ultrasound on the natural teeth, manual curettes or special tips in the implant area. If there is a crown on an implant nearby, it is important not to overheat the tissues or damage the fit of the gum to the abutment. The orthodontist and implantologist coordinate the plan when braces and implants are present at the same time. The patient cannot determine on their own where the natural tooth ends and the restoration begins, so the dentist decides this during the examination. Home care in this area is based on soft brushes and a single-tuft brush, and the water flosser is set to a weak pressure so as not to injure the gum around the neck. Follow-up visits help detect in time that plaque has begun to accumulate under the restoration.
Ultrasonic cleaning removes what has already become attached to the teeth: mineralized calculus and dense pigmented plaque. A brush and toothpaste cannot reach these deposits. The reverse is also true: one procedure does not cancel out daily brushing. Soft plaque forms constantly, and if it is not removed, it mineralizes within just a few days. The calculus returns, and with it, gum inflammation. Between visits, it is home care that determines how long the result lasts. Abrasive toothpaste, a single-tuft brush, interdental brushes for the gaps and areas around braces, and a water flosser are not an alternative to the procedure but a continuation of it. And vice versa: no matter how thoroughly a person brushes their teeth, plaque accumulates in hard-to-reach places, and only a device can remove it. A sensible approach is to combine both levels: hygiene at home and professional cleaning as indicated. The frequency of visits is determined by the dentist based on the condition of the gums, the amount of calculus, and the presence of orthodontic appliances. There is no universal schedule.
The patient notices the smoothness of the enamel, freshness in the mouth, and sometimes that the gums have stopped bleeding when brushing. These are subjective signs, and they are not the same as a clinical assessment. The dentist looks at something else: whether areas of calculus remain under the gum, how the gum margin looks, whether there is inflammation, and whether the necks of the teeth have become exposed after the deposits were removed. Part of the work happens out of sight — in the periodontal pockets, near the roots, and in the interdental spaces. This cannot be assessed in a mirror. Hence the practical conclusion: do not judge the quality of the procedure by how it feels right after it. The enamel may be sensitive for several days, and the gum may be slightly swollen, and this is a normal tissue reaction, not a sign of error. A follow-up examination shows whether polishing, additional treatment, or adjustment of home care is needed. The decision about a repeat visit is also made by the dentist, not by the calendar. It depends on the clinical picture: in one person calculus forms quickly, in another slowly, and the same interval for everyone does not work.
Search queries contain different spellings of the same name: "Damon," "diamond," "damon system." These are not three different systems, but distortions and transliterations of the name Damon. Such a query usually reflects interest in a bracket system, not in teeth cleaning. It is worth distinguishing: braces are an orthodontic appliance that straightens teeth over months, while ultrasonic cleaning is a hygiene procedure done in a single visit. They should not be confused. A similar story applies to queries that mention the name of another clinic. This is search noise: the person is looking for a service, not a specific place. The essence of the procedure does not change based on the name. An ultrasonic device transmits vibrations to the tip, the tip breaks up dense deposits, and water washes away the chipped fragments. Then comes polishing, so that the tooth surface becomes smooth and plaque adheres less easily. Everything else is marketing embellishment around the same mechanism. Understanding the essence is more useful than memorizing brands: it helps you ask the doctor the right questions.
The procedure takes from 30 to 60 minutes: the dentist passes the tip over each tooth, removing plaque above and below the gum, then polishes the surface with paste and, if necessary, applies a fluoride-containing composition. The sensations are vibration and cool water; for sensitive teeth, topical anesthesia is possible. Ultrasonic tartar cleaning does not require general anesthesia and does not cause damage if the technique is followed. After the procedure, the dentist gives care recommendations and sets the date of the next visit.
Ultrasonic scaling is faster and less traumatic to the gums than manual scaling: the device removes tartar with vibration rather than a scraper, so the procedure takes less time and less often leaves painful sensations. Hand instruments are sometimes used for delicate work under the gum or when sensitivity is high and ultrasonic use is limited. In practice, the methods are often combined: the bulk of the deposits is removed with ultrasound, and the remnants are removed with manual curettes. The choice is made by the doctor based on the condition of the gums and the depth of the pockets.
No special preparation is required: it is enough to eat 1–2 hours before the appointment so you do not feel weak, and to brush your teeth at home as usual. Before the procedure, the doctor performs an examination and, if necessary, takes an X-ray to assess the condition of the gums and roots. If you take blood-thinning medications or have a pacemaker, tell us in advance — this affects the choice of method. It is best to come to the appointment without lip makeup and ready to discuss tooth sensitivity.
No, the procedure is painless: ultrasonic tartar removal is performed without puncturing the gum and without a drill, and the patient feels only vibration and cool water. Sensitivity is possible with exposed tooth necks or thin enamel — in that case, the doctor reduces the device power or offers topical anesthesia with gel. If your anxiety is severe, tell us in advance at the appointment: choosing a comfortable setting is easier than enduring it. The initial examination and treatment plan at our clinic are 0 ₸, so sensitivity can be discussed before the procedure itself.
With correct technique, enamel is not damaged: the tip operates at a frequency that destroys soft and mineralized plaque but not the hard tissues of the tooth. The risk appears with frequent repetition of the procedure without indications, when working at maximum power in patients with thinned enamel, and when polishing is skipped after tartar removal. Therefore, ultrasonic teeth cleaning to remove tartar is always completed with polishing and, if necessary, fluoridation — this smooths the microrelief and reduces the rate of new plaque accumulation. The routine interval is selected by the doctor based on the condition of the oral cavity.
Yes, with a braces system, cleaning is not only allowed but needed more often: plaque accumulates faster around brackets and archwires, and ultrasound for tartar removal carefully goes around the fixed elements without removing them. The doctor works at reduced power and uses thin tips, and after the procedure polishes the enamel and the areas around the braces. The interval is usually shorter than standard — it is set by the orthodontist taking into account hygiene and the condition of the gums. If bleeding appears while wearing the system, do not postpone your visit: it is a sign of inflammation.
Yes, implants are cleaned with ultrasound, but with limitations: the metal tip must not touch the implant surface, so the doctor uses special tips and monitors the angle of inclination. Contamination around the implant is removed more gently than from natural teeth, and if there are signs of peri-implantitis, a laser and medicated applications are added. It is important for the patient to state the implant model and the year of placement — the choice of tip depends on this. If the implant was placed recently and has not yet completed the osseointegration stage, the timing of cleaning is agreed with the implantologist.
The standard interval is once every 6 months, but it changes depending on the condition of the oral cavity: if you are prone to rapid tartar formation, smoke, or wear braces, the doctor may schedule the procedure once every 3–4 months. It is not worth doing it more often without indications — it is an unnecessary load on the enamel and gums. For periodontitis, the supportive therapy schedule is set by the periodontist and may differ from the general one. You should book an appointment for ultrasonic teeth cleaning at the clinic as soon as you notice bleeding when brushing or darkening near the gums.
For the first 24 hours after the procedure, avoid staining foods and drinks — coffee, tea, red wine, beets, berries — and avoid smoking, because the enamel is temporarily more susceptible to pigments. You can brush your teeth with a soft brush, without pressing hard, and it is best to use a toothpaste for sensitive teeth if you notice a reaction to cold. It is also better to postpone warm or hot tea on the day of the procedure. If sensitivity lasts longer than a few days or your gums bleed, call the clinic — this is a reason for an examination, not for self-treatment.
No, home ultrasonic devices do not replace a professional procedure: they operate at low power and do not remove dense tartar below the gumline, while improper use can injure the enamel and the gum margin. Ultrasonic removal of tartar on the teeth requires controlling the angle of the tip, cooling, and polishing — this is done by a dentist in the office. Home ultrasonic toothbrushes can be used as a supplement to regular oral hygiene, but not as a replacement for a visit. If tartar is already visible near the gums, make an appointment: trying to chip it off yourself is dangerous.
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Parking is free. The clinic is in Almaty, at 133/6 Kanyš Satpaev Street, JAZZ residential complex. We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Phone for appointments: +7 747 093 89 86.
My tooth ached for several months. I had my tartar removed, and everything was explained to me calmly.
I hadn't been to the dentist for about three years after the pandemic. I took my time choosing and now I realize it was worth it. I came in for a cleaning, and they removed the tartar and plaque (I couldn't believe it myself). The only thing is, the waiting room is a bit cramped when everyone's waiting!
At first I just wanted to look around and get a sense of the prices — and that was exactly what I was afraid of — it was important to me that everything be explained in advance — and they explained the ultrasonic cleaning and polishing. I'm almost embarrassed that I put it off. Shoe covers, a cup, a napkin — little things, but all there)
Before this I'd only ever come in for the promo offers and never really got proper treatment, but I came in for a hygiene appointment and they removed the tartar and plaque. Aruzhan laid out a detailed plan (we had a good laugh about it at home afterwards). They set up my file right away and only asked for my passport once. My teeth feel smooth, my gums stopped bleeding, and honestly it feels like they're my own again. They even answered my questions after the appointment, over messenger — that's how it should be. To be honest, I was expecting worse. The receptionist called back when she said she would. They set up the installment plan on the spot, no running around to banks, no complaints there. The polishing took about fifteen minutes and I had no sensitivity afterwards.
Kept putting it off because of work, never had the time — came from another district. In my opinion, the price is fair for this kind of work (I couldn't believe it myself). Rustam explained why it's not worth delaying. They did a professional cleaning. Showed me on camera where I always miss spots, and that's what won me over. I recommend the clinic. Honestly — I didn't expect this. The administrator called back when she promised, thanks for that too. Parking is in the courtyard, I found a spot, no complaints there. They took me right on time, no waiting...
I smoke, so the plaque comes back quickly. I go regularly. I ended up here by chance — I was nearby. Kamila told me right away what to expect. Cleaning with an ultrasonic scaler and polishing. They gave me the contract and receipt without me having to ask — that's never happened anywhere else before. My teeth feel smooth, my gums have stopped bleeding, and so far no complaints. The sterility is out in the open — they opened the instruments in front of me. What I especially liked was that they don't stay silent, they talk you through every step.
I spent a long time choosing a clinic and read reviews all over the city. I came on my sister's recommendation. I had a professional cleaning done. The receptionist took a long time to find my file — but that's just me being honest.
Strange, but I didn't even feel tired after the appointment, and hygiene every six months, this time they added fluoridation, without pain and without blood. Parking in the courtyard, I found a spot. The feeling of cleanliness is still there...
Came from another district — what convinced me was that they didn't push anything unnecessary. They did a professional cleaning. They messaged me the next day to ask how I was feeling. I've already recommended them to friends — and that was exactly what I was afraid of. The polishing took about fifteen minutes, no sensitivity afterward, which is how it should be. They set up my file right away, asked for my passport only once, no complaints about that. Sterility is visible, instruments were opened in front of me. The office is bright, the equipment is new — I'd never seen that anywhere before. They picked interdental brushes by the size of the gaps, I'll note that separately...
My gums started bleeding when I brushed, and that's what brought me in. I made the appointment reluctantly. Dana didn't pressure me and gave me time to think. Cleaning with ultrasound and polishing...
I had my dental calculus removed, they gave me an exact timeframe and kept to it. Ayaulym explained everything. She was punctual.
The color returned to its original state, without any whitening. They did a professional cleaning and showed me what to use to clean between my teeth.
Proshlyy vrach pereehal, nado bylo iskat novogo. . . Prishla na gigienu, snyali kamen i nalet, sleduyuschiy vizit naznachili srazu. Polirovka zanyala minut pyatnadcat, chuvstvitelnosti potom ne bylo, etogo ranshe nigde ne bylo. Spasibo vsey komande. Kabinet svetlyy, oborudovanie novoe. Bahily, stakanchik, salfetka — melochi, no vse na meste, otdelno eto otmechu.
Before this, I had only come in for promotional offers and never really got proper treatment. In short: good. The feeling of cleanliness lasts to this day, and there's nothing to complain about. It seems to me that the people here simply love what they do. They did a professional cleaning and finished within an hour.
After the pandemic, I hadn't been to the dentist for about three years — I had a professional cleaning done and it took under an hour. Seems like a small thing, but that's what stuck with me. They answered my questions even after the appointment, over messenger, and that really won me over. The feeling of cleanliness is still with me.
I came on my sister's recommendation. To be honest, I'm still surprised that it was painless. I came in for a cleaning, they removed the tartar and plaque, and they scheduled my next visit right away.
Hygiene every six months, this time they added fluoridation. The feeling of cleanliness lasts to this day — that's a whole separate story —. I signed my family up here too. Let me put it this way: the recommendations they give here aren't just for show.
I booked an appointment on the advice of a colleague from work. To be honest, I went in as if I were going to my own execution. It seems to me that the people here simply love what they do (I asked twice to be sure). Cleanings every six months; this time they added fluoride treatment, and they scheduled my next visit right away.
At first I just wanted to take a look and compare prices. I hesitated for a long time. Cleanings every six months, this time they added fluoride treatment, and they also checked my fillings — that's a whole separate story. The feeling of cleanliness is still there. I'll keep coming here. They answered my questions even after the appointment, via messenger. They showed me on camera where I always miss spots when brushing — I want to mention that specifically. They gave me the prices right away, and nothing was added at the end.
The tartar had built up on the side the brush doesn't really reach. Not painful at all. I was dreading it, to be honest. Cleanings every six months, and this time they added fluoride treatment. My teeth feel smooth and my gums stopped bleeding. They know what they're doing here. They gave me the contract and receipt without me having to ask — no complaints there. Parking is in the courtyard, I found a spot, the way it should be. The polishing took about fifteen minutes, and there was no sensitivity afterward. They picked out interdental brushes sized to fit my gaps — a small thing, but nice. They set up an installment plan on the spot, no running around to banks — no complaints there either.
Chistka s ultrazvukom i polirovkoy Bez nervov. Oschuschenie chistoty derzhitsya do sih por, po oschuscheniyam — kak svoe.
I was surprised that everything was shown on the screen — honestly — I didn't expect it. Cleanings every six months; this time they added fluoride treatment and also checked my fillings. They picked interdental brushes sized to fit my gaps — thanks for that too!
I was surprised that everything was shown on the screen. Ultrasonic cleaning and polishing. Shoe covers, a cup, a napkin — small things, but everything was there. I'll come back for a professional cleaning. They picked interdental brushes to match the size of the gaps, which is how it should be. Sterility is visible, instruments were opened in front of me, which is how it should be. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, but like something neutral, which is how it should be. Not painful at all (I couldn't believe it myself). I especially liked that they don't stay silent but talk through every step.
I went in feeling like I was headed to my execution, to be honest, but they did a professional cleaning. Honestly, I wasn't expecting that. They gave me the prices upfront, and nothing was added at the end, so no complaints there. My teeth are smooth, and my gums have stopped bleeding. The polishing took about fifteen minutes, and there was no sensitivity afterward)
The feeling of cleanliness lasts to this day, and I've already gotten used to the thought that it's all behind me. I had a professional cleaning done, and the next visit was scheduled right away. Aruzhan immediately told me what to expect.
I smoke, so plaque comes back quickly, and I go regularly — the clean feeling still lasts. I'm almost embarrassed that I put it off. It was an ultrasonic scaling and polishing, and they checked my fillings at the same time.
My gums started bleeding when brushing, and that's what brought me in, and I didn't expect it to be completely painless. Farrukh told me right away what to expect. In short: good. I'll put it this way: the only scary part was before getting into the chair. Cleanings every six months, this time they added fluoride treatment, and they scheduled the next visit right away.
I hesitated for a long time. Cleanings every six months; this time they added fluoride treatment and showed me what to use to clean between my teeth. The office is bright and the equipment is new.
I had a professional cleaning done, and they made sure it wasn't painful. Booking was easy.
Plaque built up on the side where the brush doesn't really reach. I came on my sister's advice. Aruzhan showed me everything on the X-ray. Hygiene every six months; this time they added fluoride treatment, and the next visit was scheduled right away.
Oschueschnie chistoty derzhitsya do sih por, a edinstvennoe — v koridore tesnovato, kogda vse zhdut. Gigiena raz v polgoda, v etot raz dobavili ftorirovanie, pokazali, chem chistit mezhdu zubami. Snachala smutila tishina v holle — potom ponyala, pochemu. Svoe delo tut znayut.
I came in for a cleaning, they removed the tartar and plaque, showed me how to clean between my teeth, and I even feel a bit awkward that I put it off for so long. They booked me in at a time that suited me, no "come at nine and wait."
I didn't think they'd manage it in a single visit — that's a whole other story — but it was quick. I came in for a cleaning, they removed the tartar and plaque, and it took under an hour.
I put it off for about a year. I had my tartar removed, and they showed me the image on the screen. They opened the instruments in front of me. It turned out better than I expected. I didn't have to wait in line.
I initially just wanted to look around and compare prices; one small complaint: the lobby was chilly — and that was exactly what I was worried about. They did a professional cleaning and also checked my fillings.
I didn't expect it to be completely painless. Ultrasonic cleaning and polishing, done within an hour. Quick. Rustam showed me everything on the X-ray.
Gigiena raz v polgoda, v etot raz dobavili ftorirovanie Sterilnost na vidu, instrumenty vskryvali pri mne, k etomu pretenziy net — a ya boyalas imenno etogo —. Kuandyk na svyazi i posle priema. Vernus na profgigienu. Podobrali ershiki po razmeru promezhutkov. V koridore pahnet ne bolnicey, a chem-to neytralnym...
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