The weather is getting hotter, and the number of people having their teeth cleaned recently is also on the rise.
Normally we can often see some cleaning good advertisement to the body, plus your own also do have these problems, so he cracked and actually cleaning is is of great help to our oral cavity clean, at that time, not all friends are suitable for cleaning, then to introduce, cleaning, though good, but there are still some people are not suitable for cleaning.
1. Gingivitis, periodontitis cleaning surgery is the main treatment of gingivitis, periodontitis treatment is the first step.
Most chronic gingivitis can be treated by scaling, while periodontitis is treated by subgingival scaling and other treatments on the basis of scaling.
Cleaning and curing is the most basic treatment for periodontal disease.
2. Preventive treatment A large number of studies have confirmed that for patients who have received periodontal treatment, in the maintenance period, in addition to persistent self-plaque control, regular cleaning to remove uncleaned plaque and calculus is an important measure to maintain periodontal health and prevent the occurrence or recurrence of gingivitis and periodontitis.
3. Other pre-treatment preparations in the mouth, such as cleaning and removing dental stones before repairing missing teeth, can make the impression more accurate.
Some oral surgery, such as tumor resection, jaw resection, dental implant surgery, etc., to ensure the cleanliness of the surgical area around the elimination of infection risks.
4. Ultrasonic tooth cleaning is prohibited for patients with artificial cardiac pacemaker, so as to avoid arrhythmias and other symptoms caused by interference with the pacemaker.
5. Patients with gingival malignant tumors are not easy to receive routine dental cleaning to avoid tumor spread.
6. Patients with active angina pectoris, myocardial infarction within 6 months, uncontrolled hypertension and heart failure are not susceptible to routine dental cleaning.
7. Patients with an acute phase of local soft and hard oral tissue inflammation (except acute necrotizing gingivitis) should wait until the acute phase is over before cleaning to avoid the spread of inflammation to the blood.
8. Patients with various hemorrhagic diseases, such as thrombocytopenia patients, leukemia patients, uncontrolled type 3 diabetes patients, uncontrolled hyperthyroidism patients, etc., should be used in advance a moderate amount of procoagulant drugs, control the clotting speed, so as to avoid bleeding during tooth cleaning.
9. Patients with some acute infectious diseases, such as active acute hepatitis, tuberculosis patients, etc., should also wait for the disease to stabilize before they can go to the hospital for dental cleaning.
10. Pregnant women should receive thorough oral treatment before becoming pregnant. Dental cleaning during pregnancy (especially in the first and second trimesters) greatly increases the risk of miscarriage.
