Medically reviewed by Gordana Čižmek, dr. dent. med., spec. · Last updated: July 2026
Tartar (dental calculus) is a common problem that can build up for a range of reasons. At OrthoDental we have a special offer to remove it: we clean both dental arches for just €60, so your teeth can shine again.
Quick takeaways
- Tartar removal (scaling) at OrthoDental costs €60 for both dental arches.
- The price includes polishing where needed, for a smooth, clean tooth surface.
- A professional clean every six months helps keep plaque and gum disease at bay.
- Available at all our clinics, with no waiting list.
How much does tartar removal cost?
Maintaining good oral hygiene matters, so we keep our price affordable – just €60 for both dental arches. Removing hardened plaque through a professional scale and polish also helps prevent gum disease, as the NHS explains.
Frequently asked questions about tartar cleaning and price
How much does tartar cleaning cost?
Tartar cleaning at OrthoDental costs €60 for both dental arches. The price includes removal of tartar and, if needed, polishing of the teeth, for a thorough clean and a smooth tooth surface.
Where do you carry out tartar cleaning?
We perform the procedure at our dental clinics. Book an appointment at the location that suits you best – our clinics are easy to reach and open during the week.
| Habit | How often | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Brushing | Twice a day | Removes plaque |
| Flossing | Daily | Cleans between teeth |
| Professional cleaning | Every 6 months | Removes tartar |
Why does the price of tartar cleaning differ between clinics?
Prices vary mainly according to the scope of the procedure and whether it is carried out by a dental hygienist or a dentist. At OrthoDental you get a complete service for €60, covering every step of a professional clean.
Have a question? Contact our clinic.
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Gordana Čižmek
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