AirFlow teeth cleaning
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How does AirFlow cleaning work?
AirFlow teeth cleaning is based on the use of specialized equipment. It allows you to reach subgingival pockets and hard-to-reach places between teeth and thus provides deep cleaning.
Air Flow hygienic cleaning allows you to effectively clean teeth and dental prosthetics, including crowns, braces, veneers and implants.
The main AirFlow tool is a device that sprays under pressure a mixture of water, air and crystals of a special powder, usually based on sodium bicarbonate (baking soda). This mixture safely removes various types of deposits not only from the surface of the teeth, but also from the spaces between teeth, without damaging the enamel.
Professional hygiene of the oral cavity and teeth Air Flow is a painless and comfortable procedure for the patient. For added convenience, fruit flavors are added to the powder.
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Why is plaque on teeth dangerous?
The formation of plaque on teeth is a complex biological process associated with the structure of the enamel and interaction with the environment of the oral cavity.
Tooth enamel is not a perfectly smooth surface - it has its own microrelief, which helps retain food microparticles after eating. As a result, a biofilm is formed on it, consisting of food debris, saliva, bacteria and tissue detritus.
It is partially washed off with saliva naturally. However, a significant part of it remains in the interdental spaces and the gingival zone. This leads to the formation of a soft plaque. Over time, due to the minerals contained in saliva and gingival fluid, it is converted into tartar.
The rate of deposit formation depends on the quality of hygienic care, the viscosity of saliva, the presence of chronic somatic diseases, the characteristics of drinking water and the daily diet.
Plaque (like tartar) is not only an aesthetic problem, but also a significant risk to oral health. It often causes the development of diseases such as caries, pulpitis, periodontitis, gingivitis and periodontitis.
In addition, the presence of plaque and stone contributes to systemic infection of the body by pathogenic microflora. Against this background, the aesthetics of the smile deteriorates, pigmentation of the enamel layer appears - all this causes bad breath.