First of all, do you have equipment? I just want to ask those who swear that they can get rid of dental calculus at home. What equipment do you have? Did you find a stainless steel spoon at home and feel that you have the most advanced tooth cleaning equipment in the world? Really, I'm not laughing at you here If you use these sharp tools to make your fragile gums, it is tantamount to pushing yourself into an aging life in advance.
Have you ever thought that gums are particularly fragile? Usually, if you brush your teeth hard, you will bleed. If you keep stimulating it with this thing, what good will it do in the end? Besides, the calculus you see is only a little bit on the surface of the tooth, and there is something under the gum. How can you dig it yourself? Open the gums and dig with your hands? This is unrealistic in itself, so don't dig. If you dig at home alone, you will be lonely.
Second, dental calculus does not affect life. Why must it be removed? In fact, if you think about it carefully, if there is only a small amount of calculus on your teeth, there is really no need to pull it out. This thing is similar to the existence of earwax. No problem. Basically everyone has it on their teeth. In the worst case, it will rot your teeth. At best, I ate something particularly stimulating to protect my teeth.
Of course, if your whole tooth is covered, you still have to go to the dentist to make a fuss, but if there is only a little, there is really no need to make a fuss. The distribution of teeth is irregular, and the position of each tooth is different. It is inevitable that there will be dead ends when brushing teeth, so dental calculus will appear no matter how clean it is, and it is completely unnecessary to do it, as long as it does not affect normal life and does no harm to teeth.
Third, don't listen to the dentist. Washing your teeth often will ruin you. Some people may think that what I said is wrong, so they should listen to those big V's words and wash their teeth regularly, so that the whole teeth are in a particularly clean and healthy state. I really don't want to throw up. You only know that your teeth are clean after washing, but do you know how much damage it does to your teeth? The tooth itself has a protective film, and there is nothing wrong with a little tartar, but if you wash your teeth frequently, it will change its nature.
In the process of tooth cleaning, the tooth glaze on the tooth surface will fall off frequently because of the cleaning of tooth cleaning equipment. For example, animals have fur, and tooth washing is tantamount to hair removal. Finally, scraping the skin. At this time, the pain is the tooth itself. At this time, it is not a question of whether the teeth are beautiful or not, but to extract the teeth to ensure that the teeth are not painful. You can decide which one hurts the most.
Finally: I will never forget the sour feeling after washing my teeth last year. Although the teeth are clean, they become sensitive and the food is a little sour.