'Air-flow' teeth cleaning- is it any good?

essexsi_2 · 2 July 2010 at 10:45AM

Hi all,

My dentist offers a stain removal/cleaning called Air-flow and it cost £45. I was informed that it is a high pressure jet of water containing salt that gently cleans the teeth surfaces.

I am thinking of having it done as I do have tea staining of some teeth, but I am not interested in whitening treatments. I also do not want to put the health of my teeth at risk just for some staining.

Has anyone any experience of this system good or bad?

Cheers Si

brook2jack · 2 July 2010 at 1:29PM

excellent non abrasive way of getting rid of staining.

Sometimes the dust can get everywhere so dont wear an expensive/dark top on the day.

londoner1998 · 2 July 2010 at 2:00PM

essexsi wrote: »

Hi all,

My dentist offers a stain removal/cleaning called Air-flow and it cost £45. I was informed that it is a high pressure jet of water containing salt that gently cleans the teeth surfaces.

I am thinking of having it done as I do have tea staining of some teeth, but I am not interested in whitening treatments. I also do not want to put the health of my teeth at risk just for some staining.

Has anyone any experience of this system good or bad?

Cheers Si

Yeah, I have it done every six months and I love it- I have a'polish &scale' with the Air-flow and it leaves my teeth really clean and nice...gently but effective. Definetely makes a difference, but without the hi-glo of whitening... go for it.

essexsi_2 · 2 July 2010 at 5:19PM

Thank you both for your replies.

I think I will go ahead and get it done. If nothing else it sounds like a really good clean.

Cheers Si

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