From:
Mike Janke
Date: 2001-09-07 18:30:00 UTC
Subject: Re: a good tooth scaler
It's my understanding that scaling at home may not be such a good
idea. The teeth need to be polished afterwards otherwise the rough
surface that's left on the teeth from scaling just promotes faster
buildup of more tartar and plaque.
Any dental technicians out there that can comment on this?
mike
--- In Ferret-Health-list@y..., "Lisa" <fer8queen@h...> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> Since this is a health related list, I wanted to ask about tooth
> scalers. I have tried several times to purchase a nice tooth
scaler and
> so far I have gotten one from Jeffers that is completely blunt and
dull
> and can't scrape anything and one from a show that is so pointy
that I
> could stab anything with it