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The procedure removes soft plaque and pigment from the tooth surface using a mixture of water, air, and powder. Unlike ultrasonic scaling, it does not wear away the enamel. There is no whitening effect: the natural shade is restored, and only stains are lightened. It is not suitable for everyone; the decision is made by the doctor after an examination.
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How much does Air Flow cleaning cost in Almaty
The cost of the procedure depends on the number of areas treated, the condition of the teeth, and whether additional manipulations are needed. In the clinic's price list, the price is given after an examination. The exact amount is quoted at the initial appointment, once the doctor sees the scope of work. You can book a consultation by phone or through the form on the website.
Helps you understand when air polishing alone is enough and when it is part of comprehensive hygiene.
Air polishing without prior ultrasonic scaling: a stream of water, air, and fine powder removes soft plaque, biofilm, and pigment from the enamel, from the fissures, and from the interdental spaces, after which the teeth are polished. This cleaning does not remove hard calculus, so the dentist considers it when no calculus is seen during the examination but the patient is bothered by staining from coffee, tea, or tobacco.
Air polishing as one of the steps of professional hygiene: first, ultrasonic scaling chips away mineralized deposits above and below the gum line, then Air Flow removes the remaining plaque and pigment, followed by polishing and fluoride treatment. It differs from the standalone procedure in that it also addresses calculus. The dentist chooses this option when dense supra- or subgingival deposits are visible during the examination.
The doctor examines the oral cavity, takes cone-beam CT images if necessary, and assesses the condition of the enamel and gums. At this stage, the scope of the procedure is determined and the treatment mode is selected.
The patient is explained how the procedure will proceed; if sensitivity is increased, topical anesthesia is applied. The working area is isolated so that powder and water do not get on the mucous membrane.
A stream of water, air, and fine powder is directed onto the tooth surface. The mixture removes soft plaque and pigmentation from hard-to-reach areas. The doctor controls the pressure and the angle of the handpiece.
After treatment, the teeth are polished with paste and brushes, then a fluoride-containing composition is applied to strengthen the enamel. Polishing makes the surface smooth, which slows down the buildup of new plaque.
The doctor explains care and restrictions for the first few days: avoid staining foods and drinks, use a soft brush and toothpaste for sensitive teeth. The next preventive visit is scheduled individually.
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Air Flow is a method of cleaning teeth with a mixture of air, water, and fine powder. An ultrasonic scaler works differently: it removes deposits with the vibrations of a metal tip.
The device delivers a pressurized stream that mixes air, water, and abrasive powder. The particle size varies: a coarser powder is used for dense plaque, and a finer one for sensitive areas and the cervical region. The stream is directed at an angle to the tooth surface, and the particles knock away soft and pigmented plaque, food debris, and biofilm. This flow does not remove hard calculus: that requires different equipment. The treatment covers the entire crown, including fissures, interdental spaces, and the area near the gum line where a brush can barely reach. A special nozzle allows treatment around implants, crowns, and braces. The doctor selects the powder consumption and pressure according to the situation: on thin enamel, with exposed tooth necks, or in a smoker with dense pigmentation, the parameters will be different. The procedure is often called whitening, although the lightening here comes from removing pigment, not from chemicals. These are different services with different goals, and the doctor decides what is indicated in each case.
| Parameter | Air Flow | Ultrasonic scaler |
|---|---|---|
| What it removes | Soft and pigmented plaque | Mineralized calculus and dense deposits |
| How it works | Stream of air, water and powder | Vibrations of a metal tip |
| Main areas | Fissures, interdental spaces, cervical area | Supra- and subgingival calculus, dense deposits |
| Sensation | Cool stream, mild tingling | Tapping, vibration, sometimes sensitivity |
| Who it suits | Staining from coffee, tea, tobacco | Calculus, gum inflammation, periodontitis |
| Limitations | Does not remove hard calculus | Does not always reach pigment in fissures |
| Combination | Often performed after scaling | Often performed before air polishing |
Neither method handles the whole task on its own. Ultrasound removes calculus but leaves a rough surface and does not clean pigment out of the grooves. The powder stream polishes the enamel and removes plaque, but it does not work on dense deposits. That is why they are often combined at an appointment: first the scaler is used on the calculus, then the teeth are treated with powder. This sequence produces a smooth surface to which plaque sticks less. Sometimes only one method is enough. If there is no calculus but there is coffee pigmentation, the doctor may limit treatment to powder. If the gums are inflamed and there is calculus beneath them, they start with ultrasound and postpone the powder. The decision depends on the clinical picture: the depth of periodontal pockets, the amount of deposits, and the condition of the enamel. What exactly is needed in your case is determined by the doctor after examination, not by a procedure chosen in advance.
The powder spray feels like a cool stream with a slight tingling sensation. On exposed necks and along the gum line, there can be sensitivity, but it is short-lived. Ultrasound feels different: a tapping, vibration, sometimes radiating into the tooth. On the lower incisors and in the canine area, sensations are usually more noticeable than on the molars. If sensitivity is high, the dentist changes the powder grain size, reduces the pressure, or takes a break. Anesthesia is rarely needed, more often for deep cleaning under the gum. After the procedure, a slight roughness may remain, which is removed by polishing. Bleeding gums in the first few hours is normal if there was tartar and inflammation. How long the visit takes depends on the amount of work: one patient has little plaque, another's cleaning takes longer. The dentist will give a more precise estimate after the examination.
The discussion about harm begins with concerns for enamel and gums. Let's look at what happens to the tissues during treatment and what the outcome depends on.
The powder for the device is a fine fraction of salt or sodium bicarbonate. Particles fly in a stream of water and air under pressure and knock soft plaque off the surface. Hard tissues are not abraded: the abrasive acts on deposits, not on enamel. Enamel is the densest tissue in the body, and brief contact with particles does not leave grooves on it. A different matter is demineralized areas, where the top layer is already thinned. There, the pressure and angle of the nozzle are chosen more carefully, otherwise sensitivity can be increased. The dentist examines the surface condition before starting work. If white spots, exposed necks, or cracks are visible, the mode is changed or another cleaning method is chosen. The powder itself does not destroy healthy enamel, but it cannot be called indifferent to its condition either. Much is decided not by the material, but by how it is used.
The gums react not to the powder, but to the pressure of the stream and to the very fact of plaque removal. If the tissue is inflamed, short-term bleeding is possible after the procedure. This is not a complication, but a sign that the irritated gum has been freed from the bacterial film. Within a few days, the condition usually improves, but the timing depends on the clinical picture. In people with a thin gum biotype, with recession and exposed necks, the treatment requires a special mode: the pressure is reduced, the nozzle is held farther from the edge. Sometimes ultrasound or hand instruments are chosen instead of the powder spray. Healthy gums tolerate the procedure calmly. Redness, if any, does not last long. Increased sensitivity to cold and hot is more bothersome, and here remineralizing therapy prescribed by the dentist helps. Irreversible changes in tissues do not occur with correct technique.
The same device behaves differently in two patients. In a person with dense enamel and healthy gums, the procedure passes without consequences. In another — with many fillings, crowns, exposed necks — an individual mode selection is required. Enamel thickness, marginal periodontal condition, the number of restorations, and hygiene habits matter. A smoker with dense plaque needs a more thorough approach than a person with a thin layer of soft plaque. The dentist assesses all this during the examination and, if necessary, uses imaging. Cone-beam computed tomography and an intraoral scanner provide additional information about the condition of tissues and restorations. The decision on the method, number of passes, and pressure is made by the dentist, not by a template. Therefore, comparing the sensations of two people is pointless: each has their own starting point.
| Condition | Risk during treatment | What the dentist does |
|---|---|---|
| Healthy enamel | Low | Standard setting |
| Demineralization | Moderate | Reduces pressure, adds remineralization |
| Exposed necks | Moderate | Avoids the area, changes the tip |
| Gum recession | Increased | Chooses a different method |
| Fillings and crowns | Depends on the margin | Checks the seal before treatment |
| Acute gingivitis | High | Resolves the inflammation first |
| Implants | Depends on timing | Waits for tissue healing |
Do not expect several shades of lightening from this procedure. It solves a different task, and it should not be confused with whitening.
Pigment on the enamel exists in two states. Part of the plaque and soft deposits sits on the surface and is removed mechanically. The other part consists of coloring substances that have penetrated the upper layers of the enamel and the interdental spaces. The powder with air and water blasts away precisely the surface layer. It acts as a mild abrasive, not as a chemical agent. The pigment molecules inside the enamel remain untouched. Therefore, the color changes by removing what was on top, not by lightening the hard layer itself. If a person smokes or frequently drinks coffee, the plaque returns, and the shade again shifts toward the dark side. The procedure removes what has accumulated but does not recolor the enamel from within. The boundary between plaque removal and whitening lies here.
When the layer of pigment comes off the enamel, its own color shows through. It was always that way, it was just covered by a film of plaque. This is the main visible effect: the tooth looks lighter because it has become clean, not because it has been lightened. The difference is fundamental. The natural shade is unique to each person, and restoring it is not the same as making teeth whiter than the original. If the enamel is naturally yellowish or grayish, after the procedure it will remain the same in tone, only without plaque. One should not expect the color to jump several steps up the scale. Lightening beyond the natural shade is already the task of whitening, and it is achieved by other means. Patients often confuse these two results and then wonder why their teeth did not become snow-white.
How long the result lasts depends on the clinical picture and on the person themselves. For one person, plaque returns within a couple of months; for another, it lasts longer. This is not a property of the method but a feature of saliva, plaque composition, and daily habits. Some drink coffee three times a day, others once a week, and the difference will be visible. Smoking noticeably accelerates darkening. Home care also matters: brush, toothpaste, dental floss, interdental brushes. If you brush your teeth irregularly, pigment settles on the enamel again, and the shade fades. There are no exact timeframes here, and no one will promise them. The doctor can give a guideline for a specific case, but ultimately everything is decided by how the person cares for their oral cavity between visits.
| Parameter | Powder polishing | In-office whitening |
|---|---|---|
| What it removes | Surface pigment and plaque | Pigment inside the enamel |
| Does it change color | Restores the natural shade | Lightens beyond the original shade |
| Active agent | Abrasive, air, water | Chemical gel |
| Sensations | Depends on sensitivity | Depends on sensitivity |
| Durability | Individual, depends on habits | Individual, depends on habits |
| Who it suits | Those who have plaque | Those who need a different shade |
The air-abrasive unit is simpler than it seems. But the details determine how the powder lands on the enamel and what the patient feels.
The system is pneumatic. The body holds a powder reservoir, with air and water supplied to it. The mixture travels through a hose to the handpiece, and the jet is formed there. The handpiece is a replaceable part. In some models it is metal and reusable; in others, plastic and disposable. The angle of the tube also varies: straight delivery is convenient on molars, angled — in the anterior region and along the gingival margin. A ring at the tip limits the depth of insertion so the jet does not go under the gum. Inside the reservoir, the powder lies loose: if it has compacted, the delivery comes in bursts. Before use, the device is blown through and checked for a clogged channel. Handpieces are processed according to sterilization rules, like any instrument contacting the mucosa. A separate detail is the nozzle. Its diameter sets the width of the spot: a narrow one hits pointwise, a wide one diffuses the jet. This affects how the doctor directs the flow to a specific tooth.
The unit has regulators for air pressure and powder flow, plus a separate water flow control. Pressure determines the force of the stream. A low setting removes soft plaque, while a high setting reaches dense deposits but puts more pressure on the gum. The powder flow determines how much abrasive is delivered per second: a thicker mixture works faster, a thinner one is gentler. Water is needed so the powder doesn't create dust and doesn't dry out the mucosa; its flow is also adjustable. The ratio of air, water, and powder is selected for each area. On the front teeth and along the gum line, the stream is kept weaker. On the molars, where the enamel is thicker, it can be increased. The distance from the nozzle to the tooth is also a setting, but a manual one: close up it works precisely, farther away it disperses. The angle of the stream is adjusted to work around fillings and crowns. All of this is set before treatment begins and adjusted as you go. There is no universal regulator position: the device is tuned to a specific mouth, not to average numbers from the manual.
The differences start with the type of drive. There are pneumatic units, where compressed air propels the mixture, and models with a separate water heating channel. The latter option is more comfortable for sensitive teeth but requires a power connection. Reservoirs can be removable or built-in: a removable one is easier to rinse between patients. Some units combine cleaning and polishing functions, switching between powder and paste. There are handpieces with a rotating nozzle — the stream travels in an arc rather than a straight line. On some models, adjustment is on the foot pedal; on others, on the body. A separate category is units that work with only one type of powder; others accept any particle size. The manufacturer also determines consumption: some use less powder per procedure, others more. This affects the result indirectly, but the dentist's convenience directly. What is actually in the operatory depends on the clinic and its equipment. It doesn't affect the choice of method: that is determined by the clinical picture.
First, they assess what needs to be removed. Soft plaque comes off with gentle settings; dense pigment requires higher pressure and a coarser grain. Then they look at the enamel: thin enamel, cracks, or exposed necks are a reason to use glycine and reduce the pressure. The condition of the gums also counts. If the margin bleeds, the stream is directed more carefully and the nozzle is not brought too close. Restorations get in the way: composite and ceramic must not be treated with coarse powder, or the surface will dull. Braces, implants, crowns — each element dictates its own limitations. Sensitivity is considered separately: for some people, cold air alone is unpleasant, so the water flow is adjusted. All of these are clinical decisions, not switches with ready-made labels. There is no universal mode that suits everyone. Settings are chosen based on the clinical picture, and the final word rests with the dentist.
The method combines a water-air stream with a fine abrasive. The mixture removes soft plaque and pigment from the tooth surface and from between the teeth. It works through the kinetic energy of the particles, not through heat or acid. Hard calculus cannot be removed with this stream. It is removed with an ultrasonic scaler, and the abrasive treatment is performed afterward — as a finishing step. Hence the main point: this is not a replacement for ultrasound, but a complement to it. If a person expects one procedure to solve everything, that expectation will not be met. The dentist looks at the condition of the oral cavity and decides whether abrasive treatment is needed at all during a given visit. Sometimes ultrasonic scaling and polishing with paste are enough. Sometimes the stream is appropriate. The difference between these options is determined by the clinical picture, not by the patient's wishes.
The jet does not whiten. It restores the tooth's natural color by removing the layer of pigment. If the enamel itself is dark, the color will remain the same after treatment. It also does not remove calculus that is tightly bonded to the enamel — especially in the subgingival area. It does not reach deep periodontal pockets. It does not treat gum inflammation if it has already started. In cases of exposed necks, thin enamel, multiple restorations, and implants in the treatment area, the decision is made by the doctor: the jet may not be indicated or is used with limitations. Bleeding, sensitivity, and the condition of the marginal periodontium all influence the choice of tip, powder, and delivery mode. Fissures deserve special mention: there the plaque lies more densely, and it cannot always be removed in a single pass. There is no universal scenario for everyone.
The patient cannot determine on their own whether they need abrasive treatment. This also cannot be decided from photos and descriptions on the internet. An examination is needed: the doctor assesses the amount of plaque, the condition of the gums, the depth of pockets, and the quality of restorations. Sometimes an image is taken before the procedure. Cone-beam computed tomography and the 3Shape intraoral scanner provide a three-dimensional picture, and a microscope with 25× magnification helps examine the marginal areas and the gingival margin. The laser is used where it is appropriate for the clinical situation. All instruments are sterilized in class B autoclaves. This is the standard, not an advantage. The choice of method — ultrasound, jet, hand instruments, or a combination — remains with the doctor and depends on what they see during the appointment.
The Airflow cleaning price depends on the amount of plaque, the number of teeth, whether ultrasonic scaling and polishing are needed, and whether remineralization is included in the procedure. Subgingival treatment or work with braces may be charged separately, because they take more time and consumables. The final cost is quoted by the doctor during the examination after seeing the condition of the oral cavity; current figures can be found in the prices section on the page. The initial examination and treatment plan at our clinic are 0 ₸, so you can find out your total before the procedure begins.
The price of Air Flow cleaning differs from patient to patient because the procedure is almost always combined: first hard tartar is removed with ultrasound, then the teeth are polished with powder, and sometimes fluoridation is added. The more pigmentation from coffee and tobacco and the denser the plaque, the longer the work and the higher the powder consumption. The condition of the gums also affects the price: if there is bleeding, the doctor may prescribe additional treatment or medicated applications. The exact amount is given by the doctor during the examination, and you can see current prices in the price section on the page.
The price of Air Flow cleaning consists of the doctor's work, consumables, the time for the procedure, and related stages such as polishing and remineralization. It is justified because soft plaque and pigmentation are removed faster and more gently than with regular mechanical cleaning, and the enamel is less traumatized. If only powder treatment is done, without ultrasound, the cost will be lower, but if there is tartar, this is not enough. The amount is given by the doctor during the examination, and the figures are collected in the price section on the page.
Air Flow whitening is not the same thing: Air Flow removes plaque and restores the teeth's natural color, but does not change its shade, while whitening lightens the enamel itself with a chemical composition. Sometimes after cleaning it seems that the teeth have become whiter because the dark film from coffee or tobacco is gone, but this is the effect of cleansing, not lightening. If a different shade is specifically needed, the doctor selects a separate method and assesses the condition of the enamel. Cleaning is often done before whitening as a preparatory stage.
Yes, you can book by phone or through the form on the website, as well as when visiting the clinic. We work daily from 9:00 to 20:00, parking is free, and the initial examination and treatment plan are 0 ₸, so before the procedure the doctor will assess the condition of the oral cavity. If you are planning cleaning before braces or implantation, mention this when booking so that the administrator allocates more time. Airflow teeth cleaning is performed by general dentists, and if necessary an orthodontist or surgeon is involved.
Air Flow whitening does not replace professional lightening: cleaning removes plaque and restores the natural color, but does not penetrate deep into the enamel and does not change its pigment. If the teeth have darkened from the inside — for example, after taking antibiotics or an injury — a separate method is needed, which the doctor selects. Sometimes after cleaning the shade seems lighter by one or two tones, but this is the effect of cleansing, not whitening. For lasting lightening, hygiene is first performed, and then the lightening procedure.
Air Flow is a method of removing soft plaque and pigmentation from the surface of the teeth with a stream of water, air, and fine powder. The procedure takes about half an hour, is performed without drilling, and usually does not require anesthesia, since the pressure of the stream is selected individually. Unlike ultrasound, this cleaning works with soft and stained deposits, not hard tartar, so it often complements it rather than replaces it. If the plaque is dense, the doctor first removes the tartar with ultrasound, and then polishes the enamel with powder.
It is indicated for pigmentation from coffee, tea, tobacco, for soft plaque, and before placing braces or veneers. There are also limitations: acute gum inflammation, herpes on the lips, open wounds in the oral cavity, severe bronchial asthma, and allergy to the components of the powder. The procedure is performed with caution in cases of thin enamel and exposed tooth necks — there the pressure of the stream is reduced. The final decision is made by the doctor after the examination, because contraindications are assessed individually, not by a general list.
Yes, the procedure is performed on both children and pregnant women, but with adjustments for age and trimester. For children, cleaning is usually done from age 6–7, when the child can comfortably tolerate the spray and sit with their mouth open; a pediatric dentist uses gentler pressure and powder volume. For pregnant women, cleaning is most often scheduled in the second trimester, because gum sensitivity and general discomfort are increased in the first and third. If there is morning sickness or a risk of miscarriage, the procedure is postponed until consultation with an obstetrician-gynecologist.
For prevention — once every 6 months, and with heavy smoking, coffee, or braces, the doctor may recommend once every 3–4 months. More often without indications is not advisable: the powder affects the enamel surface, and too frequent procedures increase sensitivity. If a reaction to cold or hot appears, the interval is extended, and the enamel is strengthened with remineralizing agents. It is best to agree on a specific schedule with the doctor who can see the condition of the gums and enamel thickness.
We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, no days off. The clinic is in Almaty, at 133/6 Kanyš Satpaev Street, JAZZ residential complex. Phone for appointments: +7 747 093 89 86. Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸.
Address: Almaty, 133/6 Kanyš Satpaev Street, JAZZ residential complex. Free parking for patients. Phone for appointments: +7 747 093 89 86. We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
Warranty up to 5 years. The clinic has been operating since 1995, with a rating of 4.9 based on 312 reviews on 2GIS, Google and Yandex. Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸. We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
Installment plan for 24 months with Jusan bank or 12 months with Kaspi. Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸. We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Phone for appointments: +7 747 093 89 86.
Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸. There is no separate fee for the first visit. Warranty up to 5 years. Installment plan for 24 months with Jusan bank or 12 months with Kaspi.
Parking is free. The clinic is in Almaty, at 133/6 Kanyš Satpaev Street, JAZZ residential complex. We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Phone for appointments: +7 747 093 89 86.
Gigiena raz v polgoda, v etot raz dobavili ftorirovanie, zaodno proverili plomby — tut otdelnaya istoriya —, a oschuschenie chistoty derzhitsya do sih por, pridratsya ne k chemu.
Booked on the advice of a colleague from work. In short: good. I came on a colleague's recommendation. Dana laid out the plan in detail. Hygiene every six months; this time fluoride treatment was added.
Farrukh told me right away what to expect. I came in for a hygiene appointment, they removed the tartar and plaque, and showed me what to use to clean between my teeth — and that was exactly what I was afraid of —)
Before this, I had only come in for promotional offers and never really got proper treatment. Rustam told me right away what to expect. I had a professional cleaning done, and they recommended a toothpaste.
The color came back to normal, without any whitening, nothing to complain about, cleaning with ultrasound and polishing, finished within an hour. I came on my sister's recommendation. Thanks to the whole team. Sterility is visible, instruments were opened in front of me, as agreed. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, but something neutral. It was important to me that everything was explained in advance — and it was. They messaged me the next day to ask how I was feeling, as agreed. The office is bright, the equipment is new — a small thing, but nice.
Sanjar explains things calmly and to the point — I would come back here with my second tooth too. Ultrasonic cleaning and polishing, done within an hour. Just like that. The color returned to its own, without any whitening, nothing to complain about (I couldn't believe it myself))
After the pandemic, I hadn't been to the dentist for about three years. Cleanings every six months; this time they added fluoride treatment. They scheduled me at a convenient time, no "come at nine and wait." Nurlan explains things calmly and to the point. Thanks to the whole team.
I needed a second opinion. I was nervous the whole way there. They did a professional cleaning and recommended a toothpaste (I asked twice to confirm)!
A second opinion was needed. Quickly. Hygiene every six months; this time fluoride treatment was added, and it was done within an hour.
The color returned to its own, without any whitening, and I never once regretted it. There was only one thing I didn't like: we waited a bit longer for the appointment — and that was exactly what I was afraid of. They did a professional cleaning, without pain and without blood.
I needed a second opinion. Let me put it this way: the recommendations here aren't just for show. The color returned to its natural shade, without any whitening, and it feels like my own. Rustam laid out the plan in detail. We did a professional cleaning and finished within an hour.
I thought it would take longer — hygiene every six months, this time they added fluoride treatment, and they scheduled the next visit right away. The receptionist called back when she promised. The color returned to normal on its own, without any whitening, and I've gotten used to the idea that it's all behind me. They picked interdental brushes to match the size of the gaps, the way it should be. They showed me on camera where I always miss cleaning, a small thing, but nice. They saw me right on time, no waiting, which never happened anywhere before!
My gums started bleeding when I brushed, and that's what brought me in. I haven't regretted it once. I came in for a cleaning, they removed the tartar and plaque, and they scheduled my next visit right away. The only thing was that we waited a bit longer for the appointment.
Came in for a cleaning and they removed the tartar and plaque. I especially liked that they don't stay silent but explain every step. The color returned to its natural shade without any whitening, and it feels like my own. Now I'll only come here...
My gums started bleeding when I brushed, and that's what bothered me. . . Nurlan didn't push and gave me time to think. I came in for a hygiene appointment, and they removed the tartar and plaque. My previous experience was worse, so I have something to compare it to. The feeling of cleanliness lasts to this day, the difference is noticeable. The office is bright, the equipment is new, just as agreed. They arranged the installment plan on the spot, no running around to banks. They quoted the prices right away, and nothing was added at the end. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, but like something neutral. They showed me on camera where I always miss when cleaning. Shoe covers, a cup, a napkin — little things, but everything was there, the way it should be.
Ultrasonic cleaning and polishing, they recommended a toothpaste. I'm almost embarrassed I put it off. The feeling of cleanliness is still there, which is what I wanted. I have a low pain threshold, and they took that into account — that's a whole other story —!
Kept putting it off because of work, never had the time. Ultrasonic cleaning and polishing, they showed me how to clean between my teeth — that's a whole separate story —. The color went back to normal, without any whitening. Polishing took about fifteen minutes, no sensitivity afterward, a small thing but nice. Shoe covers, a cup, a napkin — little things, but all there. They picked interdental brushes sized to fit the gaps. No stress. They set up my file right away, asked for my passport once, just as agreed. The office is bright, the equipment is new, I'll note that separately. They messaged me the next day to ask how I was feeling...
I had my tartar removed, everything was done in one visit. I didn't expect that. Booking was easy.
Nashli kliniku ryadom s domom Gigiena raz v polgoda, v etot raz dobavili ftorirovanie, zaodno proverili plomby. Said obyasnil, pochemu tyanut ne stoit.
I needed to finish before my vacation. I had a dental cleaning procedure, and they warned me about every step in advance. They didn't ask for more money than the bill.
Hygiene every six months, this time they added fluoridation. Just like that. The color returned to normal, without any whitening. I'll keep coming here, no question. Sterility is visible, instruments were opened in front of me. Honestly, I expected worse.
I spent a long time choosing a clinic and read reviews all over the city. I came here on my sister's recommendation. Cleanings every six months; this time they added fluoride treatment and checked my fillings while they were at it. My teeth feel smooth and my gums have stopped bleeding, which is exactly what I wanted. I'll keep coming here from now on, no question about it. The polishing took about fifteen minutes and I had no sensitivity afterward — that's how it should be, and that was the one thing I was worried about. They showed me on camera where I always miss brushing, and I want to mention that specifically.
At first the silence in the waiting room threw me off — then I realized why: I had a professional cleaning and they recommended a toothpaste. They took me right on time, no waiting at all — a small thing, but it was nice. The color came back to normal without any whitening, and the difference is noticeable.
Gigiena raz v polgoda, v etot raz dobavili ftorirovanie, sleduyuschiy vizit naznachili srazu. Dogovor i chek vydali bez napominaniy, meloch, a priyatno. Spasibo vsey komande (sam ne poveril). Administrator perezvonila, kogda obeschala, kak i dogovarivalis...
I had a professional cleaning done — the work was unhurried and meticulous. It turned out better than I expected. I recommend it. I didn't have to wait in line. During the consultation, everything was written down on paper for me. I was given both the contract and the receipt. The instruments were opened in front of me.
I smoke, so the plaque comes back quickly, and I come in regularly. . . I was surprised that everything was shown on the screen. I have a low pain threshold, and they took that into account. They did a professional cleaning.
I needed a second opinion, but came in for hygiene, they removed tartar and plaque, and also checked my fillings. They answered questions even after the appointment, via messenger. Quick. The color returned to its original, without any whitening, the difference is noticeable.
At first I just wanted to have a look and compare prices. I thought it would take longer. In short: good. There was one inconvenience — we waited a bit longer for the appointment. A minor thing. I think it's because no one here is rushed. Ultrasonic cleaning and polishing, they recommended a toothpaste.
The feeling of cleanliness lasts to this day, and that's the main thing. . . I came in for a hygiene appointment, they removed tartar and plaque. I have nothing to compare it to, but it feels like everything was done right — that's a whole other story —.
I made an appointment on the recommendation of a colleague from work. I came in for a cleaning; they removed the tartar and plaque and showed me how to clean between my teeth (my family had a good laugh about it at home). In my opinion, the main thing is that they don't pressure you into a decision. Kamila is a thorough doctor, down to the smallest details.
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