Once the bulk of the plaque and stains have been removed, we follow up with the traditional ultrasonic and hand scaling to remove the stubborn calculus for the most comprehensive clean. This highly efficient technique improves patient comfort by polishing without direct contact, pressure, vibration or noise so is even suitable for people who suffer from sensitive teeth. AirFlow polishing works by using a fine jet of compressed air, water and fine powder particles to remove the stains. Our Advanced Clean utilises AirFlow to ‘pressure wash’ the surfaces of your teeth to remove tea, coffee and smoking stains. This is our best option for people with heavy calculus/tartar build-up and irregular attenders where the build-up can be stubborn and take longer to remove. Hygienist Cleanīook to see our hygiene therapist, who will complete a thorough cleaning and provide you with invaluable advice and demos to help you maintain your gum health in-between visits. Book this alongside your six-monthly routine examination to minimise your visits to the dentist. Our advanced techniques and technology allow us to remove tartar and plaque from all around your teeth effectively in just 15 minutes. We use a combination of ultrasonic and hand scaling for the most thorough cleaning. It is suitable for people who have their teeth professionally cleaned regularly. We have a range of dental cleaning options to suit all your needs, as well as an in-house periodontist, Dr Pano Kaimakamis – a gum specialist – for the more advanced cases. ![]() It is important to get your teeth cleaned by a professional on a regular basis to prevent more serious gum and health conditions. If left, calculus can worsen the inflammation and cause swelling and bleeding of the gums. ![]() Calculus may form above and below the gum line and can only be removed with special dental instruments. Calculus/tartar is a hardened plaque that has been left on the tooth for some time and is now firmly attached to the tooth surface. The bacteria produce toxins (poisons) that inflame the gums. It is a growing colony of living bacteria, food debris, and saliva. Plaque is a sticky, almost invisible film that forms on the teeth. To have healthy gums, dental plaque and calculus/tartar should be removed regularly.
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