Dental Hygiene

Medifis Clinic's dental hygiene appointment is a thorough professional clean that removes plaque and hardened tartar above and below the gumline, then polishes and disinfects the teeth. The clinic uses Air Flow pneumatic microparticle cleaning to lift stain and biofilm, the non-contact Vector system that clears bacteria gently from periodontal pockets, Helbo photodynamic antimicrobial laser therapy, and ozone application for disinfection. Each visit starts with an examination and a personalised plan, and the hygienist teaches the right brushing and interdental technique for your mouth. A bacteriological test can be taken, sensitive teeth are treated, and a protective splint can be made. The first visit is CZK 1,800, with recall appointments at CZK 1,500.

Professional dental hygiene at Medifis Clinic is the foundation of keeping your natural teeth and any crowns, bridges or implants healthy for the long term. The appointment begins with an examination of the teeth and gums and a short consultation, after which the hygienist sets out a treatment plan tailored to your mouth and explains which tools and techniques will keep plaque under control between visits. Plaque is then made visible with a disclosing agent so that nothing is missed, soft deposits are removed, and hardened tartar is cleared from above and below the gumline. What distinguishes the Medifis hygiene protocol is the range of equipment behind it. Air Flow delivers a fine jet of microparticles and water to lift surface stain and biofilm from enamel and around the gum margin without aggressive scraping. The Vector system works non-contact and is used to clean periodontal pockets gently, removing the bacteria that drive gum inflammation — the clinic cites near-complete bacterial clearance in seconds. Helbo photodynamic therapy uses a light-activated dye and a low-level laser to target bacteria in inflamed tissue, and ozone is applied as an additional disinfectant. Teeth are then polished and depurated to leave a smooth surface that resists new plaque, and a bacteriological test can be taken if a periodontal problem is suspected. The visit is suited to anyone maintaining their oral health, to patients prone to gum inflammation or bleeding gums, and to those with crowns, bridges, implants or fixed orthodontic appliances that are harder to clean at home. Sensitive teeth can be treated during the appointment, optional whitening can be discussed, and a protective splint can be fabricated for patients who grind their teeth. There is no special preparation — brush as usual beforehand and bring a list of any medications. Most people leave with visibly cleaner, smoother teeth and clear, mouth-specific guidance. The clinic recommends returning at regular recall intervals, billed at the lower recall rate, so that the hygienist can monitor the gums and remove tartar before it builds up again.