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2. What Is the Cost of a Deep Teeth Cleaning? - WebMD

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   A deep teeth cleaning is when the dentist cleans under your gums to prevent gum disease. Learn more about why you need it, how much it costs, and more. ... Dental deep cleaning may cost $150 to ...

3. Disadvantages and Advantages of Deep Cleaning Teeth - Healthline

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   Disadvantages of deep cleaning teeth include: can cause nerve damage. doesn’t guarantee the reattachment of your gums to your teeth. may cause your gums to recede. possible infection if you have ...

4. How Regularly Should You Get Your Teeth Cleaned? - Healthline

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   The American Dental Association recommends visiting a dentist “regularly” for a cleaning. For some people, the best frequency will be every 6 months or so. If you are at a higher risk for gum ...

5. Free or Low-Cost Dental Care When You’re Uninsured - WebMD

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   When you belong to one, you get a discount of 10% to 60% off services from dentists who are in the plan’s network. You pay a yearly fee (typically less than $150 for a family), and there’s no ...

6. Periodontal Treatment: Cost, Laser, Phases, Options, and More

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   The gums will then be sutured to fit more tightly around the tooth. This procedure typically costs between $1000 and $3000 without insurance. After surgery, you may experience swelling for about ...

7. What to Expect at a Dentist Visit for an Adult - WebMD

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   Having tartar removed can be uncomfortable, but the clean, smooth feel of your teeth after is well worth it. You'll have fresher breath, too. When the dentist probes your teeth and checks the gums ...