Airflow in Liverpool
Airflow treatment is a gentle, professional cleaning treatment that uses a combination of air, warm water and a fine powder to remove plaque, stains and bacteria from your teeth. It can leave your teeth feeling smoother, cleaner and fresher.
- Your teeth and gums will be assessed to identify areas of plaque, staining and any other concerns.
- A fine powder, air and warm water are gently directed onto your teeth to remove plaque, bacteria and surface stains.
- Airflow can help clean areas that can be difficult to reach with regular brushing, including around the gumline and between teeth.
- Your hygienist will provide personalised advice on how to maintain good oral hygiene at home.
- If required, your hygienist may also recommend additional cleaning or treatment to help keep your gums and teeth healthy.
Airflow is particularly effective at removing surface staining caused by foods and drinks such as coffee, tea and red wine, as well as tobacco. It can also be a useful part of your regular hygiene routine and is suitable for cleaning around orthodontic appliances, dental implants, bridges and other dental restorations.
Life Benefits
- Removes plaque and bacteria
- Helps reduce surface staining
- Leaves teeth feeling smooth and clean
- Helps maintain healthy gums
- Cleans around hard-to-reach areas
- A gentle and comfortable alternative to traditional cleaning methods
Frequently Asked Questions
Airflow is a professional teeth-cleaning treatment that uses a combination of air, warm water and a fine powder to gently remove plaque, bacteria and surface stains from your teeth.
Airflow can remove plaque, bacteria and surface staining caused by foods and drinks such as tea, coffee and red wine. It can also help remove staining associated with smoking.
Airflow is generally a gentle and comfortable treatment. Your hygienist will adjust the treatment according to your individual needs and sensitivity.
Airflow does not whiten the natural colour of your teeth. However, it can remove surface stains, helping your teeth look cleaner and brighter.
The length of your appointment will depend on your individual needs and the amount of cleaning required. Your hygienist will be able to advise you before treatment.
Your hygienist will recommend how often you should have Airflow treatment based on your oral health, lifestyle and level of staining or plaque build-up.
Yes. Airflow can be used as part of professional cleaning around dental implants, although your hygienist will use techniques and settings appropriate for your individual needs.
Yes. Airflow can be particularly useful for cleaning around orthodontic appliances where plaque and staining can be more difficult to remove with regular brushing.
Your hygienist will provide personalised advice following your appointment. You can usually return to your normal routine, while maintaining good brushing and interdental cleaning habits at home.
Airflow and traditional hygiene treatments work in different ways and can complement each other. Airflow is particularly effective for removing surface stains and cleaning around difficult-to-reach areas. Your hygienist will recommend the most suitable approach for your needs.