Know about Airflow Dental Cleaning
Are you concerned about your smile? Regular teeth cleaning is necessary if you are worried about gum disease and want a healthier smile. Regular teeth cleaning helps to remove plaque buildup below and around the gum line with ultrasonic handheld instruments and tools. While the procedure is effective enough for a thorough dental cleaning, the procedure seems a little uncomfortable and time-consuming for the patient. That is why, here we have discussed in detail airflow dental cleaning.
Airflow Cleaning Procedure
Your mouth contains several naturally occurring bacteria that form a biofilm. Regular brushing and flossing can remove the biofilm. Airflow dental cleaning can remove plaque and biofilm along with stubborn stains that are difficult to remove during teeth whitening procedures.
Airflow dental cleaning is a single-visit procedure that consists of several steps including:
- Assessment: Our dental surgeon will examine your teeth and will check the severity of the condition. This will help them to understand the amount of appropriate powder mixture required for the procedure. They will check for any existing cavity or gum disease you have.
- Cleaning: In this step, a gentle steam of airflow with water and fine powder particles is aimed toward your gums and teeth. This will remove all the surface stains, debris, and bacteria thoroughly.
- Polishing: Unlike other systems, the airflow system incorporates both sonic cleaning and polishing simultaneously. Thus it saves more of your time and makes the procedure more comfortable in comparison to any other teeth cleaning services.
Benefits of Airflow Cleaning
There are several advantages to airflow therapy over any other teeth cleaning procedure.
- Comfortable: Conventional teeth cleaning treatments are known as quite messy and uncomfortable for patients. However, patients show more comfortable experiences through airflow cleaning. A soft gentle stream of water hits your gums and tooth surfaces causing minimum discomfort.
- Fast: Professional teeth cleaning procedure usually takes around 30-60 seconds per tooth. With airflow cleaning, the time required for individual teeth gets reduced to 5 seconds. This means you no longer have to wait in your dental chair for efficient and thorough cleaning.
- Versatile: AIRFLOW cleaning efficiently cleans hard-to-reach areas including corners of the mouth that can not be cleaned through brushing. For promoting periodontal health: The airflow cleaning treatment not only removes the stains and debris but also helps in inhibiting bacterial growth on the teeth’ surface. Moreover, the Erythritol power used in AIRFLOW cleaning is significantly more beneficial than any other coarser powders used in regular cleaning. AIRFLOW thoroughly cleans beneath the gum tissues. This will further reduce the risk of developing gingivitis or periodontists.
Airflow Teeth Cleaning at Waterdown
If you have felt sensitivity after undergoing regular teeth cleaning procedures, then Airflow teeth cleaning will be your go-to option. Airflow dental cleaning reduces the risk of developing dental caries and gum issues like gingivitis. At Magnolia Dental, our experts will help you to understand the procedure, how it works, and whether it will be beneficial for you or not. We are equipped with advanced air polishing devices like Air Flow Plus and KaVo Prophyflex 4. Airflow dental cleaning will cost you around $123 to $236 based on your oral health condition. To know more about our services, consult our dentists today.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does airflow dental cleaning last?
AIRFLOW dental cleaning procedure lasts for at least 30 minutes. This involves cleaning all the teeth' surfaces including the corners of your mouth.
Does airflow help to remove stains?
The airflow cleaning not only removes stubborn surface stains but also makes your teeth a few shades whiter right after the very first appointment.
Is airflow cleaning painful?
Unlike conventional teeth cleaning procedures, you will not experience any pain or sensitivity while undergoing airflow cleaning. Even if you have ortho brackets or implant prosthesis, airflow teeth cleaning can effectively clean every corner of your mouth without any scratch over the prosthesis.