Dental Hygiene
Even if you practice regular brushing, flossing, and rinsing to the best of your ability, you will unavoidably leave some bacteria behind. Tartar is created over time as plaque gradually becomes harder and clings to the surface of your teeth, and this why having a professional Dental Hygiene is crucial.
Tartar draws more germs, leading to more tartar build up, in addition to causing bad breath—a trait that is certainly not attractive. Additionally, the build up has a significant negative impact on dental health, resulting in tooth decay, gum disease and bad odor.
In order to clean the surfaces of the teeth, experts advise getting a dental hygiene treatment every six months. If you feel that build up is building up regularly, then visit your Dental Hygienist at our Dubai based cklinic every 3 months
Additionally, since food and beverages like coffee eventually discolour teeth, cleaning them on a regular basis helps to restore their original, bright white colour.
Vilafortuny, Dubai, uses the latest specialised Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT), as the most effective and minimally abrasive procedure for removing oral biofilm. Biofilm is simply plaque and the AIRFLOW treatment with powder has been proven to be faster and more comfortable, removing the plaque in a minimally invasive way without damaging the tooth in the traditional prodding and poking method.
New GBT machines are available at our clinic in Dubai.
Is your hygienist an iTOP certified educator?
Achieving lifelong sustainable oral health starts with a personalised oral care routine. That’s the core philosophy of iTOP. With iTOP training, Shaymaa, at Vilafortuny Dubai, is more than just an oral health specialist – she becomes your mentor, guiding patients towards optimal oral health by sharing expertise and coaching them along the way
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Shaymaa graduated from Auckland University of Technology with a Bachelor of Health Sciences in Oral Health. She has worked in both the public and private sector in New Zealand …