A healthy smile is a beautiful smile!
Good oral hygiene is the cornerstone of overall health and well-being. Bacterial plaque is the main cause of dental and oral disease. Without proper hygiene, plaque can build up rapidly.
If certain areas of the oral cavity are not cleaned properly, soft dental plaque forms there, which slowly calcifies into hard dental plaque or tartar. Tartar causes gum inflammation; if this inflammation is not treated, it can lead to periodontal disease.
Proper and regular oral hygiene, along with routine dental visits, is key to preventing dental disease. Whether you wear braces or not, it is recommended to visit an oral hygienist.
Dental hygienists use both mechanical (ultrasonic) and manual (scaler) instruments to remove tartar. The procedure is usually painless, but if hard deposits are present on the tooth root, local anesthesia may be used to ensure a comfortable, pain-free treatment beneath the gum line.
Services
Cleaning and polishing – removing soft plaque and hard tartar using ultrasonic instruments, followed by polishing the teeth with a rubber cup or brush and polishing paste.
Teeth sandblasting – using pressurised calcium carbonate powder and water to remove soft dental plaque and surface stains from the teeth. Surface discolouration can be caused by smoking, poor oral hygiene, certain medications and vitamins (iron), pigmentation of food and drinks (coffee, red wine, black tea…). Teeth sandblasting is recommended no more than twice a year.
Advice and monitoring – individual instructions for proper oral hygiene with the help of high-quality tools and instructions for continued and proper oral hygiene at home – also for patients with fixed braces.
A healthy smile is a beautiful smile!
Good oral hygiene is the cornerstone of overall health and well-being. Bacterial plaque is the main cause of dental and oral disease. Without proper hygiene, plaque can build up rapidly.
If certain areas of the oral cavity are not cleaned properly, soft dental plaque forms there, which slowly calcifies into hard dental plaque or tartar. Tartar causes gum inflammation; if this inflammation is not treated, it can lead to periodontal disease.
Proper and regular oral hygiene, along with routine dental visits, is key to preventing dental disease. Whether you wear braces or not, it is recommended to visit an oral hygienist.
Dental hygienists use both mechanical (ultrasonic) and manual (scaler) instruments to remove tartar. The procedure is usually painless, but if hard deposits are present on the tooth root, local anesthesia may be used to ensure a comfortable, pain-free treatment beneath the gum line.
Price List
- Oral Hygiene (Single Dental Arch) – 45.00 EUR
- Oral Hygiene (Both Dental Arches) – 80.00 EUR
- Oral Hygiene with Fixed Braces (Both Dental Arches) – 95.00 EUR
- Whitening (Single Dental Arch) – 150.00 EUR
