A Quieter, Kinder Approach to Dental Care
Air Abrasion
Say Goodbye to Drills with Air Abrasion Dentistry in our Mesa Clinic. Contact us to schedule your appointment today.
Experience Air-Abrasion Dental Care in Mesa:
At Valencia DC, we’re excited to introduce air-abrasion dental treatment as a gentle and efficient alternative to conventional drilling techniques. Our commitment to affordable dental checkups means you can now benefit from this advanced technology without breaking the bank. With our location in Mesa, we’re here to offer you the latest in dental innovation while prioritizing your comfort and convenience.
The Benefits of Air-Abrasion Treatment
Air-abrasion treatment offers several benefits for patients, including:
- Minimally invasive: With air-abrasion technology, we can precisely remove decay or prepare teeth for restorations without the need for traditional drilling. This preserves more of your natural tooth structure and promotes better long-term oral health.
- Comfortable and painless: Air-abrasion is a gentle and painless procedure, reducing the need for local anesthesia in many cases. Patients often experience less discomfort and anxiety compared to traditional drilling methods.
- Preserves healthy tooth structure: By targeting only the decayed or damaged areas of the tooth, air-abrasion treatment helps preserve healthy tooth structure, leading to stronger and more durable restorations.
- Reduced risk of microfractures: Air-abrasion eliminates the vibration and heat associated with traditional drilling, minimizing the risk of microfractures or damage to the surrounding tooth structure.
Call our office to find out how you can achieve your whitest smile.
Schedule an Appointment for Air-Abrasion Treatment in Mesa:
Looking for a gentle and minimally invasive dental treatment? Scheduling an appointment for air abrasion treatment is easy. Just reach out to our friendly team at any of our Gilbert, Mesa, or San Tan Valley locations to book your visit. We’ll help you find a convenient time that fits your schedule.
Safe and Affordable Dental Checkups
At Valencia DC, your safety and comfort are our priorities. Air-abrasion treatment offers a gentle alternative to traditional drilling, reducing discomfort and preserving healthy tooth structure. We’re committed to making dental care accessible, offering competitive pricing and flexible payment options for our patients.
What Our Clients Say:
4.5/5
— Jenelle D
“Their air-abrasion treatment was painless and quick. I’m amazed at how gentle and effective it was.”
— Caroline M
“The air-abrasion treatment at Valencia DC was a game-changer. It was so much better than traditional drilling. Highly recommend!”
Frequently Ask Question
More questions? We’re ready to help. Give us a call at 480-219-1933 or book your free consultation now.
Air abrasion is a dental method that employs a fine stream of abrasive particles, powered by compressed air, to gently eliminate decay or ready teeth for restorations. Unlike traditional drilling, air abrasion is minimally invasive, conserves healthier tooth structure, and frequently eliminates the need for local anesthesia.
Absolutely, air abrasion treatment is regarded as safe and has been extensively used in dentistry for numerous years. The technique is precise, controlled, and minimally invasive, making it a secure alternative to traditional drilling methods.
Generally, not. Many patients find air abrasion treatment more comfortable compared to traditional drilling techniques, and it often reduces the necessity for local anesthesia. Nonetheless, your dentist will ensure your comfort throughout the procedure and address any concerns you may have.
The duration of an air abrasion procedure hinges on the specific treatment and the extent of dental work needed. In most instances, air abrasion treatment is efficient and can be completed within a reasonable timeframe. Your dentist will offer you an estimate of the procedure’s duration during your consultation.
While air abrasion is a versatile method, it may not be suitable for every dental treatment. It is commonly used for decay removal, preparing teeth for dental fillings or sealants, and eliminating surface stains