Airflow teeth polishing

Dental sandblasting is a quick and painless way to remove bacterial biofilm and staining from coffee, tea, and smoking. After the treatment, teeth regain their natural colour and smoothness, leaving your smile looking fresh and healthy.

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Airflow sandblasting (biofilm and stain removal) at Mabel Clinic

Free consultation

Diagnostics and a treatment plan with no obligations.

Painless treatment

Effective anesthesia and comfort at every stage of the visit.

Post-treatment care

Clear recommendations, follow-up checks, and constant contact with the clinic.

What does teeth sandblasting involve and when is it worth having done?

During sandblasting, a stream of air, water, and very fine powder is directed onto the surface of the teeth, which thoroughly removes plaque and bacterial biofilm, including from hard-to-reach interdental spaces. The treatment is recommended for coffee, tea, and red wine drinkers, smokers, and everyone who cares about clean, naturally bright teeth and fresh breath.

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What does teeth sandblasting involve and when is it worth having done?

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What does teeth sandblasting involve and when is it worth having done?

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How the Airflow treatment is performed at Mabel Clinic

We most often perform sandblasting as part of a full dental hygiene treatment, after tartar removal. The hygienist guides the tip of the device over each tooth surface, thoroughly rinsing away deposits. The procedure usually takes about a dozen minutes, is painless and does not require anaesthesia. Finally, the teeth are polished with a paste so that their surface remains smooth for as long as possible.

Sandblasting effects and durability of the result

The effect is visible straight away: teeth are noticeably cleaner, smoother, and return to their natural shade. It is worth remembering that sandblasting removes surface discolouration but does not change the colour of the enamel itself. If you dream of a brighter smile, we can plan in-office teeth whitening after the hygiene treatment, which will provide a deeper and longer-lasting brightening effect.

Sandblasting effects and durability of the result

Sandblasting effects and durability of the result

Frequently Asked Questions

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Other treatments in this category

Comprehensive oral examination

A thorough assessment of the condition of the teeth, gums, and oral mucosa, along with a care plan tailored to the patient's needs and daily habits.

Digital radiological diagnostics

Modern, low-dose X-rays that can detect decay and lesions not visible during a standard examination.

Removal of dental tartar (scaling)

Gentle removal of tartar build-up using ultrasound, which protects the gums from inflammation and forms the foundation for the health of the entire oral cavity.

Airflow sandblasting (biofilm and stain removal)

Painless cleaning of teeth using a jet of air, water and fine powder, which removes bacterial biofilm as well as tea and coffee stains.

Teeth polishing

Smoothing the tooth surfaces after dental cleaning, which slows down plaque buildup and keeps teeth smooth and clean for longer.

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We will analyze your situation and propose a treatment plan tailored to your needs. No obligations.

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