My right side tooth became sensitive after a deep cleaning. is this usually the case?

Sideffects: Deep cleaning is usually done to treat periodontal disease. The goal is to clean the bacteria off the root and to heal the gums which srink exposing some of the root. The can be very sensitive. It should get better over time.

Sometimes: Depending on your existing periodontal status. Deep cleanings are intended to remove the calcified deposits that present on the tooth and root structures. Gum recession is usually evident here in varying degrees. Exposed root surfaces can be sensitive to cold and sweet and acidic foods / liquids. Try a sensitive toothpaste in the interim. If its too painful see a dentist for desensitization t.

Cleaning sensitive: Yes. Deep cleaning removes root tartar or calculus from the roots. Before it is remove gums are puffy, engorged with blood that is there to fight the germs on the calculus. Once this debris is removed the gums become healthy and shrink. Root surfaces are exposed. These initially are very porous and allow temperature changes to hurt the tooth. Apply a small amount of tooth paste before bed to roots.