Dental Cleaning Geneva and Lausanne
"Hi! I'm Laura, dental hygienist.
I will explain to you our dental cleaning in Geneva and Lausanne."
Dental cleaning removes tartar and plaque from the teeth.
This promotes better oral health and prevents problems associated with bacterial build-up. At our dental hygiene clinic in Geneva and Lausanne, we use the GBT protocol.
The dental cleaning in Geneva and Lausanne with the GBT technique
No Pain Cleaning
thanks to a water jet called Airflow, teeth are cleaned gently and painlessly.
More Rapid
Thanks to new technologies, tartar treatment is more effective. A session lasts 45 minutes on average.
Less Expensive
Optimal use of resources means dental hygiene care at a best price. At Whitening Artists, scaling is affordable.
Dental Cleaning Geneva and Lausanne: the "protocol Whitening Artists"
step by step.
Why don't we do more polish with abrasive cups?
We no longer polish with abrasive brushes/cups because they scratch and damage teeth over time, increasing the build-up of bacteria and stains.
This step is replaced by the use of Airlfow, whose mission is to remove stains and bacteria. We prefer to call this step “Airflow polishing”.
Dental Cleaning Geneva and Lausanne
PRICES
Dental Cleaning
- Check-up
- Dental Cleaning
- Stains removal
- 15 min. whitening
- Cavities Protection
Cleaning + Whitening
- Check-up
- Dental Cleaning
- Stains Removal
- 15 min. Whitening
- Cavities Protection
Cleaning + Whitening + Protection
- Check-up
- Dental Cleaning
- Stains Removal
- 15 min. Whitening
- Cavities Protection
FAQ
How to book a dental cleaning in Geneva or Lausanne
- Online on this page
- calling the +41 78 238 27 70
- sending an e-mail à info@whitening-artists.com
What is the price of a dental cleaning in Geneva?
A dental scaling at Whitening Artists costs CHF 139.
You can read our prices guide of dental services in Geneva for extensive information on the cost of dental scaling and other services.
How long does scaling typically take?
The duration of dental scaling varies according to the extent of tartar build-up. Generally, it takes between 30 minutes and an hour for a complete cleaning.
How often should I have my teeth scaled?
The recommended frequency of dental scaling varies according to your oral condition. As a general rule, every 6 months is recommended to maintain good oral health.
What should I do after dental scaling?
After dental scaling, it’s essential to maintain good oral hygiene. Follow your hygienist’s or dentist’s recommendations, which may include regular brushing, flossing and follow-up visits to assess your dental health.
What are the signs that I need emergency dental scaling?
Some signs include red, swollen gums, persistent bad breath, sensitive teeth and visible stains on the teeth. If you experience these symptoms, it’s time to see your dental hygienist for scaling.