Professional hygiene
Professional dental hygiene is a comprehensive system of prevention and treatment aimed at maintaining the health of the entire oral cavity. It is not merely an aesthetic procedure for removing visible stains, but a fundamental medical step—one that is essential before any high-quality dental treatment, gum care, or implant procedure can begin.
Why is at-home cleaning not enough?
Even if you use an expensive sonic toothbrush, dental floss, and an oral irrigator, the anatomy of the human jaw includes natural "blind spots"—such as the spaces between teeth, the pockets along the gum line, and the inner surfaces of the lower teeth.
Soft bacterial plaque constantly accumulates in these areas. Within about 48 hours, it begins to harden due to minerals present in saliva, forming tartar—a dense conglomerate of bacteria that bonds firmly to the tooth enamel. It is impossible to remove tartar at home with a toothbrush, and the tartar itself creates an ideal environment for the proliferation of microbes that cause tooth decay and gum inflammation.
Key advantages
Guaranteed protection against cavities and gum disease
Removing bacterial plaque and tartar eliminates the actual source of infection. This is the best way to prevent gingivitis and periodontitis—serious conditions characterized by bleeding gums, exposure of the tooth necks, and the loosening of the teeth themselves.
A natural and safe whitening effect
The procedure restores teeth to their true, natural shade—the one determined by genetics. Air Flow effectively removes stubborn dark stains, leaving your smile noticeably brighter, more radiant, and fresher, all without any harsh chemical impact on the enamel.
Fresh breath and a feeling of absolute cleanliness
Hard dental calculus has a porous structure in which putrefactive bacteria—which produce an unpleasant odor—actively multiply. Professional cleaning eliminates the very cause of halitosis (bad breath), leaving the mouth with a lasting, pleasant sensation of lightness and smoothness.
Enormous savings on future medical treatment
A regular visit to a dental hygienist every six months costs far less than treating deep cavities or pulpitis, or undergoing a lengthy recovery for your gums. Professional dental hygiene is the most cost-effective investment in your oral health, helping to prevent complex and expensive dental procedures.
Stages of the procedure
1 step
includes the removal of supragingival and subgingival soft and hard dental deposits
2 step
Airflow cleaning, which lightens the color of teeth by several shades
3 step
polishing with a low-abrasive paste using a rotary instrument, which leaves the teeth incredibly smooth and gives them a glossy shine.
4 step
Teeth whitening, if desired or necessary, can be performed using specialized professional products. This is most often sought by public figures.
