Cases with a high likelihood of not requiring implants or dentures

I am not good at taking care of my teeth, so I have a lot of tartar as well.

Initially, I managed well after scaling, but later I couldn't maintain the care.

I often hear that I have a lot of tartar when I get my teeth scaled once a year.

Since when, I have been feeling like my gums are receding when I brush my teeth.

So in December, while performing scaling, the doctor suggested taking an X-ray because my gums had receded, so I had it taken.

If you don't manage it properly after it has been lowered too much, there is a high chance of needing implants or dentures later on.

I was told to get scaling twice a year.

Then I asked if my gums would open up too much.

That's not true.

Just doing a good job with scaling can prevent the need for implants or dentures later in life.

So, I used to get scaling once a year, but since my gums have receded, I decided to get scaling twice this year.

Once it was covered by insurance, and once it was not, so I have to pay 50,000 won out of pocket.

A scaling appointment has been scheduled for June 2nd to promote dental health.

I would strongly recommend that even those who are afraid of scaling do it later if they want to avoid implants or dentures.