id Gentle Dental Cleaning
This method is ideal for patients
with sensitivity or discomfort
during regular cleanings.
It uses a mild numbing solution
to ensure a more comfortable experience.
Q&A
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What is Gentle Dental Cleaning?
Gentle Dental Cleaning is a professional procedure
that removes tartar and plaque from above the gum line.
It helps prevent gum disease
and keeps tooth surfaces smooth and healthy. -
Is Gentle Dental Cleaning necessary?
tidying up, Gentle Dental Cleaning
Even with regular brushing, bacterial film can remain.
Gentle Dental Cleaning removes buildup between teeth,
helping to prevent oral diseases. -
Do I only need Gentle Dental Cleaning once?
If you have poor oral hygiene,
gum disease, or smoke,
cleanings every six months are recommended.
For those with good oral health,
once a year is usually enough. -
Is Gentle Dental Cleaning painful?
Those with sensitive gums
may feel mild discomfort.
To ease concerns,
id offers a gentle, pain-free cleaning
using a mild numbing mouthwash—
no injections needed.
Your healthy smile and healthy smile
begins with healthy dental care.
Gentle Dental Cleaning
for a healthy, pain-free smile.
id Dental, your lifelong oral care partner.
Why You Need Gentle Dental Cleaning
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01- Tartar Removal
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Even with daily brushing,
plaque can harden into tartar.
Gentle cleaning helps protect your gums.
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02- Teeth Whitening
- Stains from food or smoking
can dull your smile.
Gentle cleaning brings back natural colo
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03- Bad Breath Prevention
- Severe bad breath is often caused by plaque.
Scaling removes it to eliminate odor.
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04- Oral Disease Prevention
- Scaling removes plaque and tartar,
helping prevent oral disease —
not just for looks.
id Pain-Free Scaling Method
- Numbing Mouthwash
- Hold the numbing solution in your mouth for about a minute to achieve a mild numbing effect that lasts approximately 30 minutes.
- Precautions
- Some patients may have allergies or other reactions to certain medications. Inform your dentist of any current medications.
- Health Insurance for Scaling
- Scaling has been covered by Korea’s
National Health Insurance since 2013,
making it more accessible.
Coverage Frequency
Once a year
(Jan 1–Dec 31)-
Eligibility
Age 19 and above.
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Patient Cost
Around 10,000 KRW

After-Cleaning Tips
- Temporary sensitivity may occur and will fade naturally.
- Minor bleeding is normal — avoid spitting to help clot.
- Refrain from spicy food right after treatment.
- Use a soft brush if gums are inflamed.
- Avoid alcohol and smoking during recovery.
- Add floss and interdental brushes to your routine.