Oral hygiene is vital for your dental health and your overall wellbeing too. We prefer to prevent problems from occurring rather than simply fixing things when they go wrong.
We recommend regular dental visits for examinations and hygiene treatments to ensure your mouth, teeth and gums remain in great condition.
Our high quality hygiene treatments include cleaning, gumcare and scaling and polishing.
Our AIRFLOW® treatment is designed to effectively remove stains from teeth caused by red wine, tea, coffee and smoking. Its primary focus is prevention, as it’s the most advanced and painless technique for removing plaque from teeth and gums, ensuring optimal health.
Dental hygiene treatment is delivered by a dental hygienist or dentist. During your appointment, we can provide oral hygiene advice, plus remove stains, tartar, hard deposits and plaque from the most hard to reach areas. Your teeth will be professionally cleaned with special equipment and pastes - a process also known as scaling and polishing. Your hygienist will prevent and treat gum disease, as well as advise you on the best brushing techniques to keep your teeth free of plaque.
AIRFLOW® gently removes plaque from teeth and gums by removing the biofilm off teeth and gums which is what plaque sticks to. It also uses warm water, helping patients who suffer from tooth sensitivity. As well as this, AIRFLOW® reduces the need to use a traditional scaler which can be uncomfortable.
AIRFLOW® works through the projection of tiny carbonated particles and water pressure combined in a high-powered jet which gently but effectively removes stains from teeth, including hard to reach areas. The AIRFLOW® Teeth Cleaning system provides incredible results without any risk of damaging your teeth. The results are immediate and the difference is noticeable as soon as the AIRFLOW® dental treatment has been completed.
Why not book a consultation with the our dental team? We can discuss your goals and advise you on which of our fantastic treatments will best meet your needs and be most clinically suitable.
