The Need

The current technique for removing tartar, also known as professional dental cleaning, often involves the use of mechanical instruments that often perceived as uncomfortable and even painful for those with sensitive teeth.
This can be a deterrent for individuals who need to undergo regular cleanings to maintain good oral hygiene. As a result, there is a need for alternative methods for tartar removal that are more comfortable and gentle, particularly for those with sensitive teeth.
Consumers Tartar control toothpaste and mouthwash are commonly used to prevent tartar build-up, but they are unable to remove mature, hard tartar that has already formed on teeth.
This can be a problem for individuals who have already developed significant tartar deposits, as it can lead to a range of oral and systemic health issues.