1. Patients with certain acute infectious diseases, such as active acute hepatitis, tuberculosis patients, etc., should also wait for the disease to stabilize before going to the hospital for tooth cleaning. This is partly because of your own condition, but also to avoid infecting others.
2. Patients with various bleeding diseases, such as thrombocytopenia, leukemia, uncontrolled type 3 diabetes, uncontrolled hyperthyroidism, etc., should apply appropriate amount of procoagulant drugs in advance to control the coagulation speed, so as to avoid teeth cleaning. The bleeding does not stop.
3. Patients with local soft and hard tissue inflammation in the acute phase, except for acute necrotizing gingivitis, should wait until the acute phase is over before scaling the teeth to avoid the spread of inflammation in the blood.
4. Patients with gingival malignant tumor and heart disease If there is malignant tumor in the gingival, it is generally not recommended to receive routine tooth cleaning to avoid tumor spread. In addition, patients with active angina pectoris, myocardial infarction within half a year, and uncontrolled hypertension and heart failure are also not suitable for routine dental cleaning.
5. Pregnant women, lactating women and menstruating women should not wash their teeth.
6. Patients with a pacemaker placed in the body should not use ultrasonic scaling. Electromagnetic radiation will cause symptoms such as dizziness and arrhythmia.
7. People with infectious diseases such as hepatitis, tuberculosis and AIDS should not use ultrasonic cleaning to avoid contaminating the clinic and infecting others.
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