Guided Biofilm Therapy
Warm air, fine powder, gentle water. Biofilm and stain are washed off rather than scraped off. The same protocol used by the best hygiene offices in Zurich, London, and Tokyo.
The cleaning, reimagined. Sixty minutes, Guided Biofilm Therapy, and nothing that hurts.
Most dental cleanings are thirty minutes of scraping. Ours are sixty minutes of EMS Guided Biofilm Therapy — the gold standard in modern hygiene, and what your teeth have been waiting for.
We are an EMS-certified practice. The team trained in it. The room is built around it. The result is a cleaning you can actually look forward to.
Warm air, fine powder, gentle water. Biofilm and stain are washed off rather than scraped off. The same protocol used by the best hygiene offices in Zurich, London, and Tokyo.
A safe, edible dye that stains plaque pink so you can see, on a mirror, exactly where it lives on your teeth. Then you watch it disappear. Most patients have never seen this in their life.
Not thirty. Time enough to do the work properly, look at every surface, screen for cancer, and answer your questions without the next patient waiting at the door.
Air-polishing instead of metal hooks. No painful scaling for most patients, even those who have avoided the chair for years. We mean it when we say it doesn't hurt.
Every visit, every patient. Three minutes of looking carefully at tongue, palate, floor of mouth, lymph nodes. Early catches save lives, and most offices skip this step entirely.
Pick a show. Put on the eye mask. We will tell you when we're done. A small dab of lip balm at the end, because dry lips are the only thing we can't fix with hygiene.
We look at your teeth, your gums, and your last set of x-rays. If something has changed since your last visit, we catch it now.
A swab of dye, a rinse, and a mirror. You see your biofilm in pink — every spot you've missed, every place that needs work.
The EMS handpiece sprays a fine powder and warm water across your teeth. Stain lifts. Biofilm lifts. Coffee, wine, tea — gone. No scraping, no shrill sounds.
Where calculus has hardened to the tooth, a gentle ultrasonic tip — much smaller and quieter than the old ones — finishes what air can't reach. Then a final rinse.
Oral cancer screening. Bite check. Gum measurements where they matter. We talk through anything we find and what to do about it. No pressure, no upsell theater.
Eye mask off. Lip balm on. Out the door in sixty minutes, with teeth that feel like new and a plan for keeping them that way.
Your mouth is not separate from the rest of you. Gum inflammation shows up in cardiovascular labs. Sleep and breathing patterns show up on the surfaces of your teeth. Stress shows up in the jaw.
A hygiene visit, done right, is one of the few moments in modern medicine where someone has an unhurried, careful look at a part of your body that affects all the others. We treat it that way.