How To Remove Tartar From a Teeth Without a Dentist

If you want to take care of your oral health, no doubt it 

 is crucial, and one of the common issues many of us face is the build-up of tartar on our teeth. While regular dental check-ups are essential, here’s a DIY guide to help you remove tartar at home between visits. Remember, this is not a substitute for professional cleaning that is offered on Smile Marysville Dentistry, but it can complement your oral hygiene routine.

What is Tartar

No matter how much you take care of your dental health, bacteria are still waiting to accumulate on your teeth. The se bacteria mix with leftover food particles with saliva in your mouth to form plaque, which coats your teeth and affects the gum line. 

Moreover, if plaque remains on your teeth, it hardens to become tartar it is also known as calculus and dangerous for your dental health.

How to Remove Tartar Without Dentist

You can remove your tarter without dentist by following these simple steps.

Step 1: Gather Your Tools

First of all,  make sure you have the right tools:

• Soft toothbrush
• Dental floss
• Dental scaler or tartar scraper (available at pharmacies)
• Antiseptic mouthwash

Step 2: Soften the Tartar

Start by swishing your mouth with warm saltwater for about 30 seconds. This helps to soften the tartar and makes it easier to remove.

Step 3: Brush Thoroughly

Use your soft toothbrush to brush your teeth thoroughly, paying extra attention to the areas with tartar. Brush in circular motions, and ensure you cover all surfaces of your teeth.

Step 4: Floss Regularly

To flossyou teeth  is crucial to remove plaque and food particles between your teeth. Gently slide the floss between each tooth, and make sure to reach the gumline.

Step 5: Scrape Away Tartar

Carefully use the dental scaler or tartar scraper to remove the softened tartar. Hold the tool at a 45-degree angle to your teeth and gently scrape away the build-up. You should be gentle to avoid damaging your gums.

Step 6: Rinse and Spit

After scraping you teeth, rinse your mouth thoroughly with water. Spit out any debris that may have come loose during the process.

Step 7: Use Antiseptic Mouthwash

Finish up the process by swishing up antiseptic mouthwash in your mouth for about 30 seconds. This helps kill bacteria and leaves your mouth feeling fresh.

Precautionary Tips

• Avoid using excessive force with the scaler to prevent damage to your teeth and gums.
• If you experience pain or bleeding,
•  consult the doctor at Smile Maryville.