EMS Airflow
Biofilm management with EMS Airflow
Professional teeth cleaning with Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT) is a premium dental hygiene treatment that is more akin to a wellness spa experience than a dental procedure. The painless experience uses a mixture of air, water, and fine powder particles to remove harmful biofilm, stains, plaque, and soft deposits from teeth. Book an appointment with us to fight harmful biofilm and reveal a brighter, more polished smile.
Why have EMS Airflow?
Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT) offers a minimally invasive approach to oral health, focusing on the complete removal of biofilm to achieve and maintain healthy teeth, gums, and implants. Below are some of the key benefits.
- Preserves healthy teeth: Minimises the need for harsh instrumentation, ensuring long-term comfort and the longevity of natural teeth.
- Maintains orthodontic appliances: Effectively removes biofilm from hard-to-reach areas around braces, preventing complications like gingivitis and caries.
- Prevents caries: By thoroughly removing biofilm (often invisible), GBT stops cavities before they start in both children and adults.
- Treats exposed dentine: Gently eliminates biofilm on sensitive dentine with visual control, maximising patient comfort.
- Detects early caries: Clean tooth surfaces after GBT allows for more accurate and timely identification of developing cavities.
- Preserves aesthetic restorations: Gentle biofilm removal around restorations prevents gum recession and inhibits staining, maintaining a beautiful smile.
- Preserves healthy soft tissues: The EMS Airflow technique with PLUS Powder is gentle on gums, unlike potentially more damaging traditional instruments.
- Maintains implants: Minimally invasive biofilm removal ensures the long-term health and stability of dental implants.
- Treats gingivitis: Effectively removes biofilm and early calculus from the tooth surface and gumline.
- Treats mucositis: Safely cleans implant surfaces, promoting optimal biofilm removal and implant health.
- Treats periodontitis: PERIOFLOW® preserves tooth cementum while removing biofilm in deep pockets, followed by precise calculus removal.
How does EMS Airflow polishing work?
EMS Airflow treatment uses a high-powered spray to project water, bicarbonate, and compressed air onto the teeth, and clean away areas of plaque and gently remove yellow, brown, or grey stains. The spray technology ensures hard-to-reach areas can be accessed and treated effectively in a fast and non-invasive way.
The procedure is completely pain-free and much gentler than a traditional scale and polish treatment, which can cause sensitivity in some patients. It is quick and straightforward and leaves you with brilliantly brighter and healthier-looking teeth in just one visit to the practice.
Discover the gentle yet remarkably effective power of Guided Biofilm Therapy EMS Airflow polishing to lift away even deep-set stains, revealing a brighter smile. This pain-free and minimally invasive treatment is so comfortable that it’s even ideal for those with sensitive teeth. Many patients find it a more pleasant experience compared to traditional scale and polish treatments.
Beyond just aesthetics, EMS Airflow polishing expertly removes plaque buildup, a crucial step in preventing gum disease, ultimately leading to a healthier mouth. Whether you’re looking for a quick confidence boost before a special event like a wedding or simply desire a long-lasting radiant smile, EMS Airflow polishing offers a fantastic solution for most patients.
Ready to experience the gentle effectiveness ofEMS Airflow polishing and achieve a brighter, healthier smile?
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, AIRFLOW® polishing is considered safe for most patients. It is a gentle and minimally abrasive technique that is typically safe for both teeth and gums. However, it’s essential to consult with your dentist or dental hygienist to ensure it’s appropriate for your specific dental needs.
While AIRFLOW® polishing is suitable for most patients, individuals with certain dental conditions, such as severe gum disease or exposed tooth roots, may not be ideal candidates. Your dentist or dental hygienist will evaluate your oral health to determine if AIRFLOW® polishing is suitable for you.
AIRFLOW® polishing can remove surface stains, which may result in a brighter appearance for your teeth. However, it’s not a teeth-whitening procedure for deep, intrinsic stains. Professional teeth whitening treatments are more effective for significant whitening.
AIRFLOW® polishing is generally well-tolerated by most patients and is considered less uncomfortable than traditional scaling methods. It may produce mild sensitivity in some individuals, but this is usually temporary and subsides quickly. The procedure is designed to be as painless and gentle as possible.
