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Tartar is a hard, calcified deposit that forms as a result of the calcification of plaque. It cannot be removed by brushing at home, only with professional equipment. Tartar acts as a breeding ground for bacteria and can cause gum inflammation, periodontal disease and bad breath. Regular removal is essential for maintaining oral health.

Yes! Air polishing instantly removes surface stains caused by coffee, tea, red wine and smoking, so your teeth immediately regain their natural shine and a brighter shade. (If you’d like an even whiter smile, the Dental Spa treatment is the perfect way to prepare for our in-clinic teeth whitening!)

Bleeding gums are usually a sign of gingivitis, which is caused by a build-up of plaque. When the gums are inflamed, they are more sensitive and bleed more easily. The solution is more effective oral hygiene at home and professional tartar removal. If the bleeding occurs regularly, you should definitely see your dentist, as untreated gingivitis can develop into more serious periodontal disease.

The complete pampering treatment approx. 45–60 minutes uses. As a general rule, Every 6 months We recommend coming back, but if you are currently wearing braces or are more prone to tartar build-up, it is worth booking a check-up every 3–4 months to ensure perfect oral hygiene.

A preventative approach means preventing dental problems from arising, rather than simply treating conditions that have already developed. This includes regular dental check-ups, professional scaling, proper oral hygiene at home and a healthy diet. Prevention saves money and pain in the long run.

In fact, it’s highly recommended! Plaque builds up much more easily around braces, attachments and internal retention wires. The microfine powder from our sandblaster cleans hard-to-reach crevices and the areas around attachments without damaging the braces or the tooth enamel.

The correct toothbrushing technique involves brushing for 2 minutes, reaching all surfaces of the teeth, and using circular, scrubbing movements. During the iTOP consultation, we use a special dye to highlight plaque, so you can see exactly which areas need improvement. At regular check-ups, we provide feedback and, of course, help you master the correct technique.

At home, you can use plaque-disclosing tablets or solutions, which use a dye to highlight any remaining plaque. After brushing your teeth, take the tablet and rinse your mouth – the dye will show you where plaque remains. This way, you can immediately see which areas need more attention. These products are available from chemists and online dental shops.

Choosing the right toothpaste depends on your individual needs. Fluoride toothpaste is generally recommended, as it strengthens tooth enamel and protects against tooth decay. If you have sensitive teeth, choose a special desensitising toothpaste; for a whitening effect, choose a whitening toothpaste. Our dental hygienist can provide personalised advice.