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Smoother teeth and a naturally brighter smile
The practice may use air polishing, also known as Air Flow. This technique combines air, water and a fine powder, such as sodium bicarbonate or glycine, to remove superficial stains, including in some difficult-to-reach areas. The technique and settings are adapted to the clinical situation.
Polishing is generally performed after scaling. The appointment begins with an examination of the mouth to assess the teeth and gums. The practitioner then cleans the surfaces and chooses the appropriate method. Personalised advice is provided after treatment.
Polishing makes teeth smoother and brighter by removing superficial discolouration. By making daily cleaning easier, it can limit plaque accumulation and prolong the benefits of professional care.
Scaling removes mineralised tartar that brushing cannot eliminate. Polishing then smooths the surfaces, removes some stains and limits deposit adherence. When indicated together, the two procedures combine preventive care with aesthetic maintenance.
The cost varies according to the technique and any associated care. Mechanical polishing and air polishing may have different fees. When polishing is included in a wider cosmetic treatment, the overall cost may change. A personalised estimate is provided before treatment.
The production page describes it as a gentle and painless treatment. Any sensitivity should nevertheless be reported so the practitioner can adapt the procedure.
No. Polishing removes superficial stains but does not change the natural shade of enamel.
Frequency depends on oral health, habits, staining and the practitioner’s recommendation.
The team can advise you during a personalised consultation.
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