What Is Airflow Jet Polishing?
Airflow is a new and exciting treatment that can be used to give your teeth a very powerful and deep clean. The system uses a combination of sodium bicarbonate, air and water to tackle stubborn stains on the teeth.
What Are The Advantages of Airflow?
If you are looking for a brighter smile, the airflow system can really enhance the aesthetics of your teeth more naturally than a teeth whitening system.
Why Is Maintaining Your Hygiene of The Mouth So Important
It is recommended that with your daily oral hygiene care, you do visit your dentist on a regular basis for a professional check up (to check that everything is alright or spot signs of concern), and a visit with the dental hygienist who will give the patient a thorough and professional clean of the mouth to tackle any build up of plaque. By opting to have the airflow treatment as well, the hygienist will be able to tackle even the toughest stains as well as get into those deep crevices more thoroughly.
One of the main benefits of maintaining your teeth is to ensure you reduce the chances of any serious complication from developing, and to also keep your natural teeth for as long as possible. Unfortunately as we age, we will become more prone to things that could happen and our teeth will be more susceptible to problems – our motto is, its always in the best interest of the patient to practice preventative dentistry rather than deal with problems as they occur. This means that maintaining your teeth is vital for the longevity of your dental health, as treating problems as they occur e.g. tooth ache etc, will never be as effective as stopping the problem before it even occurs.
Restorations are getting better with modern advances in the dental field, but they will never be as good as your own natural teeth.
Free Consultations
If you would like to discuss with one of the dentists the benefits of the airflow system they will be happy to see you for a free consultation. Please do not hesitate to call us today and make your appointment.
