Airflow Teeth Cleaning
Innovative Dental Airflow Treatment
Treatment time
Around 30 minutes treatment time
Longevity
Recommended every 3 to 6 months
Cost
Starting from £60 per session
Cutting-Edge Airflow Teeth Cleaning
Airflow polishing is an advanced dental hygiene treatment that removes plaque, surface stains and harmful biofilm from your teeth using a general combination of water, compressed air and fine powder. Unlike traditional scale and polishing, airflowing polishing is non-invasive, pain-free and suitable for most patients including those with sensitive teeth or dental restorations.
This modern treatment targets hard-to-reach areas and the gum line, which helps to prevent oral conditions like gum disease and maintain fresh breath, clean teeth and excellent dental health.
Whether you’re preparing for teeth whitening, want to keep your dental implants or crowns looking their best, or simply want a more comfortable hygiene experience, Airflow dental cleaning could be ideal for you.
Tackle Stubborn Stains and Sore Gums with Airflow Polishing
Why Airflow Polishing Is a Smarter Choice Than Traditional Cleaning
(Airflow Teeth Cleaning – Before & After)
At Grosvenor Dental Practice, we believe hygiene appointments should be comfortable, thorough and leave your smile feeling refreshed. Our experienced dental hygienists use Airflow technology to deliver outstanding teeth cleaning results with minimal discomfort.
Gentle but powerful cleaning – No scraping or vibrating instruments
Perfect for sensitive teeth – The ultra-fine powder used helps reduce discomfort
Whiter, brighter teeth – Excellent for removing stains from coffee, tea, red wine and tobacco
Improves gum health – Helps reduce inflammation and bleeding gums
Ideal before whitening – Gives you a cleaner surface and better whitening results
Safe for implants and braces – Cleans around orthodontic appliances, crowns and bridges
How Does Airflow Teeth Therapy Work?
Airflow dental treatment is a non-surgical procedure that restores the natural beauty and health of your teeth. Using a combination of air and water, it effectively removes plaque and tartar build-up while polishing the tooth surfaces and eliminating surface discolorations.
This comfortable and quick procedure requires no anaesthesia, resulting in minimal discomfort and no pain for most patients. Moreover, dental Airflow teeth cleaning reduces bacterial load in the mouth, which has been linked to improved gum health and overall wellbeing. Recent studies even suggest a potential link between gum bacteria and serious health conditions such as Alzheimer’s, heart disease and diabetes, underscoring the importance of routine dental Airflow teeth treatment.
Book Appointment
Airflow cleaning treatment provides patients with a clean that is far superior to your traditional scale and polish. Call Grosvenor Dental Practice now on 01782 848708 now or email [email protected] and to book your appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Patients have numerous questions when it comes to Airflow dental cleaning treatments. Put your mind at ease with the answers to the most frequently asked questions..
What To Expect During Air Polishing Treatment?
An average appointment lasts around 30 minutes. Your dentist will clean any large amounts of calculus first using traditional methods and then finish with Airflow. The teeth cleaning treatment uses high-pressure water and sodium bicarbonate, so although this is pain-free you could potentially get wet. Following the cleaning process, you can return to your normal daily activities.
What Are The Benefits Of Airflow Teeth Cleaning?
Airflow Teeth Cleaning is a fast, comfortable and hygienic way to maintain your oral health. It removes plaque and bacteria from hard to reach areas of the teeth, reduces bad breath and helps to prevent gum disease.
How Long Does It Take?
An average appointment lasts around 30 minutes. Your dentist can make you feel clean and bright in as little as one appointment.
How Is Airflow Different To Traditional Scale & Polish?
Airflow offers a deeper clean, that removes stubborn staining and without being harsh on teeth or gums. Airflow is also often faster, more comfortable than a scale and polish clean with less risks or chance of damage.
Why Is Dental Hygiene Important?
Good dental hygiene can prevent problems such as cavities or gum disease which can impair your face shape and your ability to eat and speak properly, cause pain and bad breath. Studies have also suggested that the bacteria from gum disease can travel to your heart and arteries leasing to further issues.
Can Airflow Remove Stains?
Yes. Airflow can remove stains from up to 5mm deep into the periodontal pockets as well as the surface of the tooth. Using a combination of pressured water and bicarbonate it can remove stains left on your teeth by smoking, food, and drink. It is the ideal teeth whitening treatment without direct contact, heat, or noise resulting in the ideal white smile. Airflow polishing is also ideal for anyone who suffers from sensitive teeth, due to the lack of direct contact and the absence of heat and vibration.
What Are The Advantages Of Air Polishing Compared To Traditional Cleaning?
Airflow teeth cleaning is fast, gentle, and less costly than traditional methods. It has the ability to remove stains from up to 5mm deep into the periodontal pockets and from the surface of your teeth. Leaving you with a brighter white smile in around 30 minutes; no abrasive technique, scrapping tools, or long monthly appointments.
How Much Does It Cost?
Dental practices often provide you with options depending on the condition of your teeth and gums. It can on average range from £30-£100 depending on the amount of straining, calculus, and length of appointment. Grosvenor Dental Practice now offers airflow teeth cleaning for FREE to all their patients who are members of their dental plan. Call Grosvenor Dental Practice now on 01782 848708 now or email [email protected] and book your appointment.
Is Airflow Teeth Cleaning Safe?
Yes, Airflow Teeth Cleaning is a safe and gentle way to remove plaque and bacteria from your teeth. It is not invasive and causes no pain or discomfort.
How Often Should I Get Airflow Teeth Cleaning?
It is recommended to get Airflow Teeth Cleaning done every 6 months as part of your oral hygiene routine. It helps to maintain healthy teeth and gums, reduce plaque build-up and keep your breath fresh.