Professional tooth cleaning: New health article highlights opportunities and risks

Author and publisher Markus Schall has published a new specialist article that takes a critical look at the topic of "professional teeth cleaning" (PZR). The article is aimed at health-conscious readers who are not satisfied with superficial advertising claims, but appreciate background information, considerations and alternative points of view. The article is now available free of charge at www.markus-schall.de.

Dental cleaning in the area of conflict between prevention and commerce

In recent years, professional teeth cleaning has become one of the most popular additional services offered by many dental practices. Statutory health insurance companies do not usually cover the costs, which is why it often has to be paid for as an "IGeL service" (individual health service). Proponents emphasize the preventive effect, while critics warn of possible risks due to excessive or improper use.

In the new article, Markus Schall analyzes in detail the benefits that PZR can offer, but also the side effects and unnecessary costs that can be associated with it. He refers to scientific studies, practical examples and personal experience - without a polemical tone, but with a sober, balanced view of the facts.

For whom is PZR useful - and for whom is it not?

A central focus of the article is on the question of in which cases professional teeth cleaning is really medically necessary - and in which it is not. While people with periodontitis or heavy plaque build-up can certainly benefit, the question of the actual added value arises for healthy people with good oral hygiene. The article also deals specifically with sensitive groups such as pregnant women, senior citizens or people with pre-existing conditions.

The risks - such as bacteria entering the bloodstream, micro-injuries to the gums or possible erosion of tooth enamel - are not dramatized, but are clearly stated. At the same time, the article points out alternatives: from electric toothbrushes and special toothpastes with biomimetic active ingredients to gentle home remedies.

Not a sensationalist tone, but an invitation to reflect

Markus Schall deliberately avoids using alarmist terms such as "toxins" or "big pharma" and instead adopts an informative, respectful style. Readers are invited to form their own opinion - based on comprehensible arguments. At a time when many people are unsettled and want to inform themselves independently, this approach is pleasantly factual.

The article is part of a growing series of critical health articles that Schall is publishing under his own name as part of his publishing project. The aim is to disseminate well-founded information that is free from the financial interests of third parties. All product recommendations in the article are made without affiliate links or sponsorship.

Background: CMD, fluoride and media-critical aspects

An interesting side aspect of the article is the embedding of the topic in a wider context. For example, Schall refers to the increasing role of fluorides in dental care products. This aspect is also not treated conspiratorially, but with a healthy dose of skepticism.

The article also introduces Markus Schall's CMD book, which deals with the widespread symptoms of craniomandibular dysfunction - an issue that can also play a role for many PZR patients, e.g. due to incorrect bite positions, night-time teeth grinding or tension in the jaw area.

Multilingualism and future expansion

The article on professional teeth cleaning is part of a growing series of publications on Markus Schall's website. Further articles are to follow in the coming weeks, including in English, Dutch and French. The author is thus pursuing the goal of making a well-founded, critical discussion of health issues accessible internationally - beyond pure product advertising or simplified opinion articles.

About the author

Markus Schall is an author, publisher and software developer. Under the umbrella of his independent publishing house "M. Schall Verlag", he runs various book projects on the topics of personal development, health, digitalization and critical thinking. At the same time, he develops data-based AI systems and FileMaker solutions in the field of ERP software. His publications are characterized by a respectful tone, in-depth research and a focus on long-term reader proximity.

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Schall-Verlag was founded in 2025 by Markus Schall - out of a desire to publish books that provide clarity, stimulate reflection and deliberately avoid the hectic flow of the zeitgeist. The publishing house does not see itself as a mass marketplace, but as a curated platform for content with attitude, depth and substance.

The focus is on topics such as personal development, crisis management, social dynamics, technological transformation and critical thinking. All books are the result of genuine conviction, not market analysis - and are aimed at readers who are looking for guidance, insight and new perspectives.

The publishing house is deliberately designed to be compact, independent and with high standards in terms of language, content and design. Schall-Verlag is based in Oldenburg (Lower Saxony) and plans multilingual publications in German and English.

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