Air Flow Dental Cleaning in Prague — Gentle & Effective Teeth Cleaning
What is Air Flow?
Air Flow, also known as tooth polishing, is a modern professional teeth cleaning method. It uses a gentle stream of air, powder, and water to remove stains and plaque, even from hard-to-reach areas. This makes Air Flow more thorough and effective than traditional cleaning.
The method is gentle — it does not damage enamel, crowns, veneers, bridges, or implant surfaces. Air Flow is considered one of the most effective techniques for removing plaque and stains while leaving teeth perfectly clean.
Who can benefit from Air Flow?
Air Flow is suitable for all patients, especially when regular cleaning is difficult:
- Orthodontic patients — easily cleans around brackets, wires, and other hard-to-reach spots.
- Implants and prosthetics — safely cleans around implants, under bridges, without harming crowns or veneers.
- Patients with Invisalign or removable appliances.
- Stains and discoloration — effectively removes coffee, tea, red wine, and tobacco stains.
How the Air Flow treatment works
The procedure is painless and comfortable. Patients wear protective glasses and a lip retractor. Suction is used to ensure comfort. Teeth are cleaned with a special tip that applies a controlled mixture of air, water, and fine powder.
Not all powders are the same
Many ask if Air Flow “abrades” enamel. It’s important to know powders differ in abrasiveness. At Omni Dent Clinic, we always choose the gentlest type for each patient’s needs and sensitivity.
- For routine cleaning and biofilm removal, we use ultra-fine powders that are safe for enamel.
- For stronger stains, a slightly coarser powder may be used, followed by a fine powder to smooth and protect the surface.
Conclusion
Air Flow is a unique method that gently, safely, and effectively removes plaque and stains, even in hard-to-reach areas. Patients love it for the immediately smoother teeth surface, fresh feeling, and noticeable whitening effect.
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*Children’s Dental Hygiene
A visit after a break of more than 1.5 years is charged as an initial (primary) professional dental hygiene appointment. The price of follow-up (recall) visits depends on the condition of the oral cavity and the regularity of visits to the dental hygienist. If the condition of the oral cavity requires more complex care, the treatment may be divided into multiple visits. Each visit is charged separately according to the price list.
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How Does the Examination Work?
Dental Assessment
Before the procedure, the doctor or dental hygienist evaluates the condition of your teeth, plaque build-up, surface stains, and enamel sensitivity. This helps determine whether Air Flow cleaning is the right option for you.
Procedure Preparation
Before the cleaning begins, the lips and soft tissues are protected, and the patient receives recommendations to ensure maximum comfort during the procedure.
Air Flow Cleaning
A special stream of water, air, and fine powder is directed onto the teeth to effectively remove soft plaque, stains caused by coffee, tea, or smoking, while polishing the tooth surface.
Clean and Smooth Teeth
After the procedure, your teeth look noticeably cleaner, smoother, and brighter. Your smile feels fresher and the risk of future plaque build-up is reduced.
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FAQ
What is Air Flow dental cleaning?
Air Flow, also called tooth polishing, is a professional cleaning method using a gentle stream of air, water, and fine powder to remove plaque and stains from teeth, even in hard-to-reach areas. It is painless and leaves teeth smooth and clean.
Is Air Flow safe for enamel and dental work?
Yes — Air Flow is gentle and does not damage enamel, crowns, veneers, bridges, or implant surfaces. The powder used is carefully selected based on patient sensitivity and cleaning needs.
Who can benefit from Air Flow cleaning?
Air Flow is suitable for all patients, including those with braces, Invisalign, implants, or prosthetic work. It is also ideal for removing stains from coffee, tea, red wine, and tobacco.
How often should I get Air Flow cleaning?
For most patients, a professional Air Flow cleaning is recommended every 6 months. Patients with higher risk of plaque or gum inflammation may benefit from more frequent sessions.
Will my teeth feel different after Air Flow?
Yes — patients typically notice a smoother tooth surface, fresher feeling in the mouth, and a visible brightening of tooth color immediately after the procedure.