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Dental Hygiene & Airflow Cleaning in Los Angeles

Standard cleanings feel like punishment. Harsh scraping, uncomfortable tools, and a clinical experience that makes you dread your next visit. It doesn't have to be this way.

You've Been Avoiding This

You know regular cleanings matter. But every time you think about booking, you remember the scraping, the sensitivity, the discomfort. So you push it back another month, and then another. Meanwhile, plaque builds up, gums get inflamed, and small issues quietly become bigger ones.

A Cleaning You'll Actually Enjoy

Dr. Marashi's practice features Airflow Teeth Cleaning, a controlled stream of air, warm water, and fine powder particles that comfortably removes plaque and biofilm without harsh scraping.

  • • Gentle yet thorough plaque and biofilm removal
  • • Cleans above and below the gum line
  • • Removes surface stains for a brighter smile
  • • No harsh scraping or discomfort
  • • Safe for implants, veneers, and orthodontic work

What Happens If You Keep Skipping?

Gum Disease

Plaque buildup leads to gingivitis and periodontitis, which can cause tooth loss

Damaged Restorations

Veneers, implants, and crowns need professional maintenance to last

Hidden Problems

Without regular visits, cavities and cracks go undetected until they're serious

The Way It Should Feel

Imagine leaving a dental cleaning feeling refreshed instead of relieved it's over. Knowing your teeth and gums are in great shape. Having a personalized care plan that keeps your smile healthy for years to come. That's what preventative care should be, and that's what you'll get here.

Common Questions

Everything You Want to Know

What is Airflow teeth cleaning?+
Airflow cleaning uses a controlled stream of air, warm water, and fine powder particles to comfortably remove plaque and biofilm without the harsh scraping of traditional cleaning methods.
Is Airflow cleaning safe for veneers and implants?+
Yes. Airflow cleaning is specifically designed to be safe and gentle on veneers, implants, crowns, and orthodontic work while still providing thorough plaque removal.
How often should I get a professional cleaning?+
The practice recommends professional dental cleanings every three months. More frequent visits may be advised depending on your oral health needs and whether you have restorations like veneers or implants.
Does Airflow cleaning hurt?+
No. Airflow cleaning is significantly more comfortable than traditional scraping methods. Most patients describe the experience as gentle and even pleasant.