GUM CARE PROGRAM
Dental care
can feel lighter.
See where biofilm remains, understand what needs attention, and receive care tailored to your mouth.
A GUIDED APPROACH
Make the invisible visible.
Treat only what is needed.
GBT begins by disclosing biofilm. The patient and clinician can see the areas that need attention before AIRFLOW, scaling, and individual home-care guidance are provided.
Biofilm disclosure
Comfort-focused cleaning
Individual maintenance interval
GBT VS CONVENTIONAL SCALING · 02:29
See how the
process differs.
This clinical video shows the difference between GBT and conventional scaling. The video contains no text narration.
QUICK ANSWERS
Common questions,
answered clearly.
01How is GBT different from conventional scaling?＋
Biofilm is disclosed first so that areas requiring attention can be seen. AIRFLOW and site-specific scaling are then used in sequence according to clinical need.
02Do I need gum care if there is not much calculus?＋
Visible calculus is not the only factor related to gum inflammation. Biofilm around teeth, restorations, and implants also needs to be assessed and managed.
03How often should GBT be performed?＋
There is no single interval for everyone. The recommended schedule depends on gum health, implants or restorations, risk factors, and home-care effectiveness.
APPOINTMENTS