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Airflow It’s a combination of 3 powers of tooth cleaning: water pressure, air pressure, and special abrasive powder. Helps clean deep stains both on the tooth surface and between the teeth. without harming tooth enamel Does not make the tooth become thinner Can solve the problem of various stains that accumulate and make teeth yellow very well. It is also suitable for patients who smoke and drink tea and coffee.
AirFlow Who is it suitable for?
- People who have problems with various stains such as cigarette, tea, and coffee stains clinging tightly to the tooth surface
- People who wear braces, which makes cleaning their teeth more difficult than usual. Air Flow can help clean the brackets that are firmly stuck in the mouth and surrounding dirt.
- People who have dental implants, Air Flow crowns help clean the neck of the tooth well.
- People who want to scrape off tartar but are afraid of pain can use this method instead. Especially with children.
- People with gingivitis problems
- Suitable for children. Where fluoride coating is required to preserve teeth, Air Flow will be used to help clean children’s teeth before fluoride coating. Because the cleaner the teeth The more fluoride the tooth enamel has, the better its effectiveness.
- People who want to whiten their teeth if they use Air Flow to help clean them first. This will make the comparison of the level of tooth color that needs bleaching more accurate.
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Care after Air Flow
- Take care of cleaning regularly. Brush your teeth the right way And use dental floss regularly.
- Avoid food and drinks that cause black stains to stick to the tooth surface, such as tea, coffee, and cigarettes, to prolong the cleanliness of your teeth.
- See the dentist every 6 visits to check your dental health.
- Maintain oral and gum health