Dental scaling is a non-surgical procedure performed to clean and remove plaque and coral (tartar) on teeth. This procedure is one of the most common dental care procedures performed. Plaque is a thin yellow or white layer that attaches to the teeth. Plaque is formed when bacteria are mixed with food scraps left in the mouth, especially foods that contain sugar and flour. Plaque left to harden and mix with saliva will trigger the formation of tartar or tartar. Plaque and tartar contain millions of bacteria and if not cleaned regularly, can cause periodontitis, tooth decay, or even tooth loss. Plaque and tartar are difficult to remove with regular brushing, so it requires special measures and tools through dental scaling procedures. In addition to cleaning plaque and tartar, dental scaling is also beneficial for: Reducing excess acids and enzymes produced by bacteria in the mouth that can cause tissue damage. Reducing the risk of bleeding or tissue swelling resulting from the body