Deep Cleaning in Aurora, CO

Deep Cleaning Benefits:

  • Treats gum disease at the source
    Deep cleanings remove bacteria, plaque, and tartar from below the gumline, helping stop gum disease from progressing.

  • Reduces gum inflammation and bleeding
    By thoroughly cleaning infected areas, deep cleaning allows gums to heal, reducing swelling, bleeding, and tenderness.

  • Helps protect teeth and jawbone
    Periodontal treatment supports the bone and tissues around your teeth, helping prevent tooth loosening and tooth loss.

Deep Cleaning

  • Clean below the gumline
    Deep cleaning removes plaque and tartar from beneath the gums where regular cleanings can’t reach.

  • Smooth tooth roots
    The roots are gently smoothed to help gums reattach and heal properly.

  • Target active gum infection
    Treatment focuses on areas affected by gum disease to reduce harmful bacteria.

  • Support long-term gum health
    Deep cleaning helps stabilize gums and prevent further progression of periodontal disease.

Swelling

Swelling means your gums might look puffy or bigger than usual because of a germ problem in your gums.

Redness of Gums

Redness means your gums might be more pink or reddish than normal. It’s like a signal that something isn’t right with your gums, like a little infection.

Bad Breath

Bad breath is when your breath doesn’t smell good, like something is off. It happens when tiny things in your mouth are causing a stink. It’s fixable!

Pain with Biting

Pain when biting means your teeth might hurt when you eat. It’s like a little ache, and it happens because of the germ problem in your gums.

Post Operation:

  • Expect some soreness
    Mild soreness or tenderness is normal after a deep cleaning and should improve over the next few days.

  • Gums may feel sensitive
    You may notice sensitivity or light bleeding as your gums heal — this is expected.

  • Rinse with warm salt water
    Gently rinsing with warm salt water can help soothe gums and promote healing.

  • Keep brushing and flossing gently
    Continue normal oral hygiene, being gentle around treated areas.

  • Come back if discomfort persists
    If soreness worsens or doesn’t improve, call Oasis Dental and we’ll take care of it.