The optimal frequency of teeth cleaning.

The frequency of cleaning should vary from person to person, but it is usually recommended that you have your teeth cleaned every six months to once a year, as if you were giving your teeth a regular "cleaning". This frequency can effectively remove plaque and calculus from the mouth, preventing cavities and gum disease without overburdening the teeth. For people with good oral health and no obvious problems, annual scaling is sufficient; while for people with gum problems, susceptibility to oral diseases or poor oral hygiene habits, scaling may be needed every six months to ensure good oral health. In addition, factors such as an individual's oral health, oral hygiene habits, and dietary habits can also affect the frequency of scaling, so it's best to follow your dentist's advice to determine the most appropriate frequency of scaling. In conclusion, regular scaling can keep your mouth clean, prevent oral diseases, and keep your teeth healthy, white, and showing a confident and bright smile.