Dentures, false teeth, and braces require just as much care and attention as natural teeth. In some cases, however, the care of dental prosthetics can be significantly more complex. Unlike our natural teeth, which are firmly anchored in the jaw, significantly more food debris can accumulate under a dental prosthesis, false teeth, or braces. This promotes harmful bacteria and associated severe inflammation of the gums as well as in the entire oral and pharyngeal cavity. Cleaning of dental prosthetics should therefore be done daily – just like with natural teeth. In today's blog post, we explain why cleaning with ultrasonic waves is so efficient and hygienic.
Clean Dental Prosthetics Daily with Ultrasound
Ultrasonic waves are known for their high and very efficient cleaning performance. They not only remove the finest dirt particles but also ensure that unpleasant odors cannot develop in the first place. Even stubborn deposits such as tartar, plaque, and residues of nicotine, tea, or tannic acid can be removed from teeth with ultrasonic waves. Since micro-fine ultrasonic waves penetrate into the smallest spaces, they are also ideal for cleaning dental prostheses, braces, and even full dentures. Nothing beats clean and well-maintained teeth and hygienically clean dental prosthetics.
Advantages of Dental Prosthetic Cleaning with an Ultrasonic Device
The fine movements and invisible ultrasonic waves loosen dirt particles, food residues, and even minimal impurities flawlessly from dental prosthetics, dentures, braces, and false teeth – in a way that a conventional brush cannot. Small air bubbles, generated by the vibrations of the ultrasound, hit the deposits and detach them.
Your dental prosthetics immediately look more well-groomed. Their smooth, hygienically clean surface not only feels good but also promotes a radiant white smile. The removal of tartar and minimal deposits also has a positive effect on your gums and your entire oral flora, as harmful bacteria that would otherwise attack the gums and promote inflammatory processes are removed.
Cleaning Dental Prosthetics in an Ultrasonic Bath – What to Consider!
When cleaning dental prosthetics with an ultrasonic device, it is important that you use the correct cleaning concentrate. An average cleaning concentrate can lead to your dental prosthesis, braces, or false teeth not being cleaned without residue. Our special dental cleaning agent emmi-dent 70 Dental Cleaner has been perfectly formulated to meet the needs of prostheses and braces. Nevertheless, you should rinse your dental prosthetics under clear water after each ultrasonic cleaning to finally remove loosened dirt residues.
