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Why Teeth Feel Rough After Cleaning: Causes and Solutions
Post-cleaning roughness can stem from several factors:
- Residual tartar: Heavy buildup may require multiple cleanings for full removal.
- Temporary sensitivity: Instruments can cause short-term gritty sensation; usually resolves in days.
- Natural tooth anatomy: Molars/premolars have cusps and grooves that feel uneven.
- Incomplete cleaning: Rare; discuss with dentist if roughness persists.
- Dental restorations: Fillings/crowns (composite, porcelain) may feel different from enamel.
Roughness often improves within days to weeks. If persistent or uncomfortable, see your dentist for evaluation.
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