Apr
Although you brush and floss your teeth daily, you still need professional teeth cleanings to remove dental biofilm that accumulates and adheres to tooth surfaces in the mouth. Nashville Restorative Dentistry in Franklin, Tennessee offers Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT) as a revolutionary teeth-cleaning system. No more scraping your teeth with a sharp dental instrument. GBT, offered by Dr. Ryan Jones, Dr. Caleb Estes, and the NRD team, is a gentle yet powerful way to more completely remove biofilm than any other cleaning system.
Your at-home dental cleaning tools can fail you, often allowing biofilm—a sticky, colorless bacterial film—to build up in the mouth. The main concern is that biofilm is barely visible, making it difficult to see and remove. So, what’s the solution? We introduce Guided Biofilm Therapy—a revolutionary teeth-cleaning system for optimal oral health. GBT is a pain-free, non-abrasive alternative to regular dental cleanings, offering your mouth the VIP treatment it deserves.
GBT involves an eight-step process for thorough yet gentle removal of the troublesome dental biofilm. Here is a look at what GBT entails.
Biofilm is the root cause of tooth decay, bad breath, gum disease, and other problems in the mouth. Although at-home cleaning tools can remove biofilm, they aren’t foolproof. That’s why you need the services of a professional and the EMS Airflow system to more thoroughly remove the problematic dental biofilm you are missing.
GBT is a game-changer for effectively cleaning your teeth, providing a more comprehensive solution to traditional cleaning methods.
Give your mouth a fresh start with GBT at our Franklin, TN office. Contact Nashville Restorative Dentistry at (615) 640-8494 to book your appointment today.
You shouldn’t have to worry about your mouth or let unpleasant past dental experiences prevent you from living the life you want.
Issue: Two badly infected and broken upper front teeth as well as poor alignment of his teeth overall.
Solution: Through a process involving extractions, bone grafting, and braces we were able to achieve a healthy, infection free point which allowed dental implants to be placed and utilized to replace the two missing front teeth.