Welcome to Twoth Dental + Facial Aesthetics in St. John’s Wood, London. A CQC registered clinic opened in 2022, offering the full range of treatments with a world-class team of experienced professionals. Experience exceptional dental and facial aesthetic care at Twoth Dental + Facial Aesthetics in St. John’s Wood, London.
Dental Airflow GBT Hygiene treatment is a specialized dental cleaning procedure that utilizes a combination of air, water, and fine powder particles to remove stubborn stains, plaque, and tartar from the teeth and gums. This innovative technique provides a gentle and thorough cleaning experience, reaching areas that traditional cleaning methods may miss. The high-pressured airflow removes debris and surface stains, promoting a brighter and healthier smile. The benefits of Dental Airflow GBT Hygiene treatment include a significant reduction in discoloration and plaque buildup, enhanced oral hygiene, improved gum health, and a fresh and rejuvenated feeling after each session.
From £490 per syringe (depending on practitioner).
15 minutes
1 out of 5
Minimal
Once yearly
There are several benefits to Airflow GBT Hygiene, which is why it’s such a popular option with many patients in our London practice. We’ve gone over just a few of the Airflow GBT Hygiene benefits below.
Removal of stubborn stains and discoloration results in a brighter, whiter smile.
Thorough removal of plaque and tartar reduces the risk of gum disease and cavities.
Elimination of bacteria and debris from hard-to-reach areas contributes to fresher breath.
The procedure is gentle on the teeth and gums, minimizing discomfort and sensitivity.
Choosing Twoth ensures unparalleled care and exceptional results. With a world-class team of professionals and personalized treatment, trust us for transformative dental and facial aesthetic treatments. A CQC registered clinic, Twoth combines expertise, advanced techniques, and a luxurious environment for the smile or rejuvenation you deserve.
Mr. Aldaadaa (or AL as called by friends and patients) is a GDC registered Specialist Oral Surgeon with extensive training at world-prestigious universities and hospitals. He is amongst a handful of surgeons in the United Kingdom with triple higher training; in academic (PhD) and clinical Oral Surgery (MOralSurg) as well as Implant Dentistry (Cer.Imp.Dent) utilising the latest evidence based technology to provide high standard treatments.
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Your Implant Retained Dentures treatment will be tailored to your exact requirements; therefore, one treatment can be very different from the next. However, we’ve provided a basic overview of a Implant Retained Dentures below.
During the consultation, the dental professional will assess your oral health, discuss your concerns, and determine if Dental Airflow GBT Hygiene treatment is suitable for you. They will explain the procedure and answer any questions you may have.
Before the treatment, your dentist will examine your teeth and gums to identify areas of concern. They may take X-rays or conduct additional assessments to ensure a comprehensive understanding of your oral health condition.
The Dental Airflow GBT Hygiene treatment begins with the application of a specially formulated powder to the teeth and gums. The dentist uses a handheld device that emits a controlled stream of air, water, and powder particles. This high-velocity spray effectively removes stubborn stains, plaque, and tartar deposits without causing damage to the teeth or gums. The procedure is generally comfortable and pain-free.
Maintain a consistent oral hygiene routine by brushing your teeth at least twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste and flossing daily to remove plaque and food particles.
Schedule regular dental check-ups to monitor your oral health, address any concerns, and determine when the next Dental Airflow GBT Hygiene treatment is needed.
Treatment |
Price |
| Consultation with Dr Tara | £200 |
| Consultation with Associates | £100 |
| Tear Trough With Dr Tara | £545 |
| Tear Trough With Associates | £450 |
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Continue practicing good oral hygiene habits, including brushing and flossing regularly.
Limit consumption of foods and drinks that are known to cause staining, such as coffee, tea, and red wine.
Visit your dentist for regular check-ups and cleanings to maintain optimal oral health.
Follow any specific recommendations or instructions provided by your dental professional regarding oral hygiene practices or additional treatments.
BDS (Kings College University of London), Cert Orth (New York University), Msc . Stem cells . Distinction (Kings College University of London)
GDC Number: 63959
BChd (Hons) MClinDent OS (UCL Eastman) MOralSurg (RCSEng) Cer.Imp.Dent (Warwick) PhD (UCL Eastman)
GDC Number: 275892
BDS University of Manchester
GDC NUMBER: 296144
BDS King's College London, PgDip Clear Aligner Orthodontics, PgCert Fixed Orthodontics, PgCert Restorative
GDC NUMBER: 252923
BDS King's College London
GDC NUMBER: 265147
GDC NUMBER: 292486
Diploma in Orthodontic Therapy Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh National Certificate NEBDN 1996
GDC NUMBER: 136639
I have now visited Twoth on three different occasion... The first time was to take my son (8 years old) to see Dr Counihan for a braces consultation and my son absolutely loved the entire experience from start to finish. In fact, he was so excited and relaxed about it all he wanted to get started immediately.
The second time around, I went to see Dr Counihan myself for a second opinion and found the experience just as good as my son did
Before I found Dr Neil Counihan I had a long history of dental trauma and sadly I repeatedly was subjected to very poor dentistry. I was scared to let anybody near my mouth and teeth. I had lost hope!
Dr Counihan made me the promise, with the right care I can keep my mouth healthy and definitely keep my teeth for the rest of my life.
And most importantly he made me feel safe and listened to
Find the answer to the most common questions. Everything you need to know about Airflow GBT Hygiene
No, Dental Airflow GBT Hygiene treatment is generally pain-free. Patients may experience mild sensitivity during the procedure, but it is temporary and subsides quickly.
The duration of the treatment session can vary depending on individual needs and the extent of cleaning required. Typically, it takes around 30 to 60 minutes.
Dental Airflow GBT Hygiene treatment is safe for most patients. However, individuals with certain conditions, such as severe gum disease or respiratory issues, may require alternative cleaning methods. It is best to consult with your dentist to determine the most suitable treatment for you.
The frequency of Dental Airflow GBT Hygiene treatment depends on individual oral health needs. Your dentist will recommend the ideal interval between sessions to maintain optimal oral hygiene.
No, Dental Airflow GBT Hygiene treatment is designed to be gentle on tooth enamel while effectively removing stains and plaque. The high-velocity spray is carefully controlled to minimize any potential damage.
Dental Airflow GBT Hygiene treatment can help remove surface stains, resulting in a brighter smile. However, for more significant teeth whitening, your dentist may recommend additional professional teeth whitening treatments.
Coverage for Dental Airflow GBT Hygiene treatment may vary depending on your dental insurance plan. It is recommended to check with your insurance provider to determine the extent of coverage.
Yes, Dental Airflow GBT Hygiene treatment is suitable for individuals with sensitive teeth. The procedure is gentle and can be adjusted to accommodate your comfort level.
You can eat and drink immediately after the treatment. However, it is advisable to avoid consuming foods or drinks that may cause staining, such as coffee or colored beverages, for the first few hours after the session.
Dental Airflow GBT Hygiene treatment is generally safe and well-tolerated. However, some individuals may experience temporary tooth sensitivity or gum irritation, which typically subsides within a few days. If you have any concerns, consult with your dentist.
