THE BEST PROFESSIONAL TOOTH CLEANING EVER!
Why professional tooth cleaning with GUIDED BIOFILM THERAPY – GBT for short – is so important today. No more pain or fear: designed to provide unequalled comfort, GBT is a true wellness experience.
WHAT IS GBT?
In collaboration with universities and dentists, EMS has developed a clinical protocol designed to treat biofilm and maintain healthy teeth over time. This protocol, called GUIDED BIOFILM THERAPY, combines professional tooth cleaning at the dentist’s office with proper dental care practiced at home.
There is no better way to keep harmful biofilm under control.
PAINLESS
Professional tooth cleaning with GUIDED BIOFILM THERAPY makes you feel good. A cleaning session is like a wellness spa experience. The treatment is painless and does not damage the teeth. GBT is today’s game changer and has nothing in common with the old dental hygiene methods from the ‘60s. With the EMS AIRFLOW ® and PIEZON® PS No Pain devices, all you need is water, air and AIRFLOW® PLUS powder to fight bad biofilm with a winning smile.
Here you’ll find out how to protect your teeth from harmful biofilm for life. And how to share this unique feeling of clean teeth with the world around you.
Keep smiling!
FIND YOUR NEAREST GBT PRACTICE
% prefer GBT over other methods
A truly painless and pleasant treatment, and great tips on how to perfectly care for my teeth at home.
30 years of fear and anesthesia with each treatment! Today, it’s hard to believe but I love having my teeth cleaned! My teeth and gums are in great shape. I love it!
PETER. S. A PERIODONTITIS PATIENT AGE 76, GERMANY
GBT is cool, super cool.
MORRIS M. AGE 9, GERMANY
I discovered GBT a year and a half ago and have been a fan ever since. The treatment is effective and gentle, the use of warm water makes it very comfortable. The result is exceptional.
It almost felt as if she never touched my teeth. I didn’t feel a thing.
CHARLOTTE H. AGE 30, UNITED KINGDOM
As expected, GBT turned out to be extremely comfortable. Not surprisingly, my entire family also switched to a GBT practice.
ARIANE B. AGE 54, GERMANY
GBT is perfect. A very gentle and precise treatment. The warm water is a real plus for my sensitive teeth.
JULIA D. AGE 35, SWITZERLAND
Very gentle.
My GBT treatment was absolutely painless and comfortable: no cold water, no painful scraping and no more unpleasant polishing paste.
MAKE ME SMILE
Professional tooth cleaning is necessary to deliver a beautiful smile and to maintain healthy teeth. It removes harmful plaque (called biofilm) on teeth and gums. It is the only way to prevent gum disease (periodontitis) and tooth decay (caries), both identified as common diseases by the WHO*.
*WHO: World Health Organization
WHAT CONSUMERS SAID
A study* conducted by Germany’s Stiftung Warentest (a consumer advocacy foundation) revealed significant shortcomings in conventional professional tooth cleaning. The old method using brushes, “polishing paste” and handheld instruments only removes 50% of biofilm in areas that are difficult to reach. Removing no more than half of the biofilm is simply unacceptable because the infection continues to progress. Also, the lack of a common clinical protocol contributed to major differences in terms of final results. Finally, patients seldom received follow-up instructions for proper oral hygiene care at home.*July 2015
It was about time that Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT) was developed to replace the old methods of the ‘60s
THE 8 STEPS OF THE GBT PROTOCOL:
CLEAN TEETH, HEALTHY BODY
BIOFILM TRIGGERS:
- Caries, bad breath, tooth loss, implant loss
- Gingivitis = gum bleeding
- Periodontal disease = gum infections, receding gums
SYSTEMIC DISEASES:
- Studies show that biofilm increases the risk of Alzheimer’s, cardiovascular disease, premature birth, respiratory disorders, diabetes and more...
NO MORE FEAR, NO MORE PAIN
A visit to the dentist is often still associated with pain and a lot of fear. This is also true with professional tooth cleaning. Unfortunately, this old fashion method has not changed much since 1960. Most practitioners continue to use sharp instruments to scrape deep below the gumline on the roots of teeth. Also abrasive “polishing paste” is not needed anymore, thus preventing loss of tooth structure.
