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Even though I know scaling is needed every year,

many people still put it off because they worry it will hurt or feel uncomfortable.

In fact, scaling is not just for removing tartar; it is also a basic form of care that lets you check both the condition of your teeth and gums.

Just receiving it at the right time can often help catch cavities or gum disease early and prevent the problem from getting worse.

So this time, we’d like to talk about Airflow scaling, which is known as a gentler care method,

focusing on questions patients often ask.

Before we get into the main discussion, let’s briefly go over what kind of care Airflow scaling is.

📍 What is Airflow scaling?

Airflow scaling is a method that removes staining and biofilm from the tooth surface by spraying fine powder, water, and air.

Compared with conventional ultrasonic scaling, it causes less direct stimulation to the teeth and gums,

and it is relatively effective at removing stains caused by coffee, tea, wine, and more.

When people usually visit for Airflow scaling, what leads them to decide on it?

A. Many people visit because they drink coffee or tea often and are concerned about tooth staining,

but the condition is not yet severe, so they come in while considering it as part of maintenance.

Also, while they know the importance of scaling, they may have delayed care because of past experiences of pain,

and then decide to go ahead after learning about Airflow scaling, which is gentler.

Even after deciding to do it, what do you worry about most before the procedure?

A. Even if they come in after hearing that it is less stimulating, people worry most about pain.

Because of memories of machine noise or the feeling of scraping on the teeth, many people feel that scaling itself is burdensome.

Especially for those who have had uncomfortable experiences before, their tension before the procedure tends to be high,

so we explain in advance enough about how Airflow scaling is performed and how much stimulation there is.

For people who have actually received Airflow scaling, what did they say it felt like?

A. Most people say it was much more comfortable than they expected.

Some describe it as feeling more like cleaning than scraping the teeth,

and others say they relaxed during the procedure.

When I received it for the first time, I could clearly feel a difference compared with conventional scaling,

and it felt less stimulating while still making the surface of the teeth feel clean.

Then, compared with conventional scaling, what feels different the most?

A. With conventional scaling, there can be a feeling of vibration or pressure when removing tartar.

On the other hand, Airflow scaling feels more like cleaning than scraping the teeth,

so many people say it causes less gum irritation and feels more comfortable overall.

Who would you recommend Airflow scaling to?

A. I would recommend it to people who have put off regular care because of pain or discomfort from scaling.

It can also be an option for people who are bothered by tooth staining but feel burdened by strong stimulation, and for those with sensitive gums who found conventional scaling uncomfortable.

However, depending on a person’s oral condition, there are cases where conventional scaling is needed,

so after an accurate diagnosis, it is important to choose the care method that is right for you.

If there is one last thing you would like to say?

A. Many people delay visiting the dentist not so much because of scaling itself, but because they worry about pain or discomfort.

Airflow scaling is one care method intended to reduce that burden,

and I think it is an option that can make regular oral care a little more comfortable.

If you have been putting it off because you were worried it would hurt, it may be good to start oral care with a less burdensome method.

Wrapping up the interview

A dental clinic is a place where, rather than the treatment itself, the first thought that often comes to mind is, “Will it hurt?”

Because of this concern, many people delay visiting the dentist even when they know regular care is needed.

Yonsei Wish Dental Clinic hopes that these burdens will not become a reason to postpone treatment,

and views patients’ oral health not as a one-time treatment, but from the perspective of ongoing care.

Going forward, we will continue to work with you so that you can maintain oral care comfortably through thorough treatment tailored to each person’s oral condition.

Thank you.

This was Director Seongho Yeo, CEO of Yonsei Wish Dental Clinic.