Is AirFlow teeth cleaning good?

More effective cleaning Using Airflow, your dentist can clean deep pockets and interdental areas, reaching into periodontal pockets of up to 5mm in depth. The biofilm that develops when plaque is colonised by bacteria can also be removed more easily.

What is AirFlow teeth cleaning?

AirFlow teeth cleaning is one of the newer teeth cleaning technologies on the market and it is often used to help remove stains. AirFlow is a powerful combination of water, air and fine powder that removes biofilm, surface stains and early calculus quickly and gently.

Can AirFlow damage teeth?

Does it Hurt? No. The Airflow unit directs a fine spray of water and powder onto the surface of the teeth.

Why do dentists spray air on teeth?

The dentist uses air to blow away saliva so that the teeth are dry. Plaque, tartar, cavities, and fracture lines become more visible to the dentist and the dentist needs the clearest possible view of your teeth in order to properly diagnose dental problems.

Does airflow make teeth whiter?

Will it whiten my teeth? Your teeth will certainly look whiter and brighter as Airflow returns them to their natural whiteness. However, tooth whitening is still the best solution for improving the whiteness of your smile by any more than two shades.

Does air flow remove tartar?

Although AirFlow cannot remove hard tartar, it removes plaque biofilm, stains and early calculus deposits – cleaning and polishing in one single procedure.

How long does AirFlow treatment last?

AirFlow polishing works by using a fine jet of compressed air, water and fine powder particles to remove the stains. Not only does it remove even serious staining, it can help remove heavy plaque build up. The procedure lasts for approximately 30 minutes. Your AirFlow treatment can even be a fresh flavoured experience.

How often can you have AirFlow?

Light staining/ sensible user of staining substances: Airflow polish: Every 6 months. Heavy staining/ excessive use of staining substances: Airflow polish every 4 months.

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How do you remove old stains from teeth?

Using a paste made of baking soda and hydrogen peroxide is said to remove plaque buildup and bacteria to get rid of stains. Mix 1 tablespoon of baking soda with 2 tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide to make a paste. Rinse your mouth thoroughly with water after brushing with this paste.