No, scaling of the teeth does not weaken the teeth. In fact, it is an important dental procedure to remove plaque, tartar, and stains from the teeth and gums, promoting better oral health. Scaling, also known as dental cleaning, is typically performed by a dental professional using specialized tools. It helps remove plaque and tartar buildup that cannot be effectively removed through regular brushing and flossing. By removing these deposits, scaling helps prevent gum disease, tooth decay, and other oral health problems. The yellow lining alongside your gums may be an indication of tartar buildup, which can contribute to gum inflammation and disease if left untreated. Regular scaling can help remove this buildup, improve gum health, and enhance the appearance of your teeth. The frequency of scaling may vary depending on individual factors such as your oral health, plaque and tartar buildup, and the advice of your dentist or dental hygienist. For some individuals, scaling may be recommended every six months as part of routine dental care. Others may require more frequent scaling due to a higher risk of gum disease or excessive tartar buildup. It's important to consult with your dentist or dental hygienist to determine the appropriate frequency of scaling based on your specific oral health needs. They can assess your teeth and gums, provide professional cleaning, and offer guidance on maintaining good oral hygiene at home. Remember, regular dental check-ups and professional cleanings are crucial for maintaining optimal oral health and preventing dental problems.

Regularly.... No. You can get scaling done from time to time when required with a minimum gap of 6 months between procedures. No, scaling does not weaken teeth. Whereas not getting your teeth cleaned will increase tartar deposit around your teeth and that will weaken your gums and the bone holding your teeth which leads to Pyorrhea.

Professional cleaning of teeth( Scaling) won't effect or weaken your teeth, actually it'll remove gum disease causing calculus, plaque and hence improves the health of your gums. I recommend scaling along with polishing which in addition have lot of improvement of your oral hygiene

Hello U can get it clean regularly ,thr s no harm teeth with scailing

No scaling of teeth doesn't weeken your teeth.

Hi. 1)No it doesn't 2)yes ! You can get it done once in every 6 months if you have a heavy built up.

Good evening madam Scaling doesn’t weaken the teeth .. it improves gum health and should be twice a year …thank you madam