Airflow

After an Airflow treatment, you can expect your teeth to feel smoother and look brighter. You may also experience fresher breath. There are usually no restrictions on eating or drinking [...]

It's best to avoid eating or drinking anything that can stain your teeth, such as coffee or tea, right before your appointment. Your dentist may provide specific instructions based on [...]

While Airflow treatment can remove surface stains and make your teeth appear brighter, it is not a teeth whitening procedure. For more significant whitening results, additional teeth whitening treatments may [...]

The frequency of Airflow treatment depends on your individual oral health needs. Generally, it's recommended to have this treatment every 3 to 6 months as part of your regular dental [...]

Airflow treatment effectively removes stains, plaque, and tartar, resulting in cleaner, brighter teeth. It also helps improve oral hygiene, reduces the risk of gum disease, and leaves your mouth feeling [...]

Airflow treatment is safe for most people. However, it may not be suitable for individuals with certain health conditions, such as severe gum disease or respiratory issues. It's always best [...]

A typical Airflow treatment session lasts about 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the amount of plaque and staining present.

No, Airflow treatment is generally painless. Most patients find the procedure comfortable and much less invasive compared to traditional scaling methods.

Airflow treatment works by projecting a high-pressure stream of air, water, and fine powder onto the teeth, effectively removing plaque, stains, and tartar without the need for traditional scraping.

Airflow treatment is a dental procedure that uses a combination of air, water, and fine powder particles to remove surface stains, plaque, and tartar from teeth, providing a deeper clean [...]