The damages that tartar can cause to the teeth and gums are of the type that can lead to serious dental and oral diseases. Harmful bacteria and formations that constantly move in the mouth can damage the natural structure of the teeth and cause infections and inflammations that are dangerous for your dental health. If tartar is not treated properly and on time, it can even lead to tooth loss. Here are some of the known harms of tartar:

·      Makes it difficult to brush and floss: You cannot clean your teeth effectively and efficiently because of the hard and sticky tartar plaque.

·      It causes cavities on teeth. Bacteria that constantly eat the enamel of the tooth can cause cavities and cavities on the tooth over time.

·      The tartar layer formed on the gum line causes many different progressive gum diseases, especially gingivitis.

·      If the dental pockets are also infected with tartar, it can damage the tissue and bones that hold your teeth in place.

·      According to the latest research, harmful bacteria in tartar can cause many serious chronic diseases, including heart diseases.

There are two basic methods of removing tartar. One of them is the calculus removal method using manual dental materials. In this method, the tartar plaque on each of your teeth is carefully scraped and cleaned using a special metal tartar removal apparatus. Again, a thin cleaning apparatus used in this method provides deep cleaning by placing it on the gum line where the toothbrush cannot reach. Another calculus removal technique that is an alternative to this method is root arrangement. Root arrangement is known as a method that goes down to the surface of the tooth root and provides the deepest cleaning that can be done. In this cleaning method, in which similar apparatus and techniques are used with tartar cleaning, the surface of the root is smoothed and the entire mouth frame, including the tooth root, is cleared of the tartar layer.