Esam Scaling
Maintain healthy gums with regular professional scaling.
GARGLE ANESTHESIA SCALING
Are you putting off scaling
because you're afraid it'll hurt?
ESAM has introduced a gargle anesthesia system to minimize discomfort during scaling. No injections — completely comfortable.
ESAM EXCLUSIVE
What makes ESAM scaling special
Gargle Anesthesia Scaling System
No injection
Comfortable treatment without needle phobia using gargle-type anesthetic
Minimal pain
A pleasant scaling experience with significantly reduced sensitivity
Strict hygiene
Zero infection risk with European Class B sterilizers
PROCEDURE
Scaling Procedure
Gargle Anesthesia
The anesthetic acts on the oral mucosa to reduce tooth and gum sensitivity. No injection required — just gargle.
Ultrasonic Scaling
Tartar is effectively removed by ultrasonic vibration. Sensitivity is greatly reduced as the procedure is done after anesthesia.
Periodontal Pocket Irrigation
The periodontal pockets inside the gums are thoroughly irrigated to remove bacterial biofilm.
Polishing
The tooth surface is smoothed to make it harder for tartar and bacteria to reattach.
BENEFITS
Benefits of Scaling
Minimal pain
Gargle anesthesia allows a comfortable experience with no sensitivity.
Gum disease prevention
Tartar removal directly eliminates the main cause of periodontitis.
Fresh breath
Removing tartar and biofilm fundamentally resolves the source of bad breath.
Systemic health
Prevents oral bacteria from affecting overall health through the bloodstream.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I get scaling?
National health insurance covers once per year. Every 6 months is recommended for those with gum disease, smokers, and pregnant women.
Is tooth sensitivity after scaling normal?
Some root exposure may occur temporarily after tartar removal, causing sensitivity for a few days. ESAM's gargle anesthesia system significantly reduces this.
Are there precautions after scaling?
Avoid hot or irritating foods on the day, and limit heavily pigmented drinks (coffee, cola). No smoking within 24 hours is also recommended.
Is health insurance covered?
Those aged 19 and older are covered for once-yearly scaling. Additional coverage may apply for scaling performed as part of periodontal treatment.