Deep Cleaning in Klang
A deeper clean below the gumline for more advanced gum disease that routine scaling can't fully address.
Reaches below the gumline
We clean deep beneath your gums where routine scaling doesn't reach, so that bacteria driving gum disease are properly cleared out.
Smooths the tooth root
We smooth the root surface as part of the clean, so that gum tissue has a better chance to reattach and heal.
Comfort managed properly
We numb the treatment area beforehand, so that a deep clean is comfortable rather than something to dread.
Slows disease progression
We remove the buildup fuelling advanced gum disease, so that further bone and tissue loss is slowed down.
What Is a Deep Clean?
A deep clean, also known as scaling and root planing, goes further beneath the gumline than a routine scaling and polishing. It clears out the bacteria and buildup driving more advanced gum disease, then smooths the root surface to help your gums reattach and heal.
The area is numbed beforehand, so the procedure is comfortable, and we'll follow up to check how your gums respond.
Your treatment, step by step.
Assessment
We check how deep the gum pockets are and confirm a deep clean is needed.
Numb the Area
We numb the gums thoroughly so the procedure is comfortable.
Scaling & Root Planing
We clean below the gumline and smooth the root surface to help your gums reattach.
Follow-Up Plan
We schedule a follow-up to check how your gums are healing and responding.
Could Deep Cleaning Be Right for You?
A deep clean is usually recommended once gum disease has progressed beyond what routine scaling can manage.
You've been diagnosed with moderate to advanced gum disease.
Routine scaling and polishing hasn't been enough to manage your gum health.
You have gum pockets that need cleaning below what a standard clean reaches.
Your gums bleed easily or feel tender around specific teeth.
Not sure if you need a deep clean or a routine scale? We'll assess your gums properly first.
Frequently asked questions.
Here is what people ask us most about Deep Cleaning.
Routine scaling and polishing cleans your teeth and just below the gumline. A deep clean (scaling and root planing) goes further beneath the gum to clean root surfaces, for more advanced gum disease.
We numb the area beforehand, so it shouldn't be painful during the procedure. Some tenderness afterwards is normal and settles within a few days.
It depends on how much of your mouth needs treating. We may split treatment across a couple of visits, cleaning different areas each time.
It's often followed by a regular maintenance schedule to keep gum disease under control, since it can return if not managed ongoing.
Been Told You Need a Deep Clean?
Message us and we'll explain what's involved for your case.