Ozone Therapy

Since its discovery for dental purposes, ozone is used for the positive effects that it has on the gums and its potential for recovering oral health.

Ozone in nature
Ozone is a form of oxygen and is present naturally in the air. Higher ozone concentrations are to be found in the upper layer of the atmosphere: UV radiation bombards oxygen molecules, turning some into ozone. Ozone can also be created by lightning during thunderstorms. It is said to give the air a marvellous fresh smell after rain and to be of the highest benefit to those fortunate enough to breathe it.

Benefits
Ozone reduces the amount of bacteria and viruses present in the air and water; helps re-mineralize the gums; and encourages the healing process after an operation. The application of ozone in dentistry is the result of sustained development and a large number of clinical trials. Ozone has been found to be an extremely safe and effective medical therapy, absolutely free from side effects.

Ozone in dentistry
Ozone generators have been used in dental practices for a long time and have proved to be an effective support for dental treatments, to help in the recovery of oral health and in the prevention of cavities.
Dental caries is an infectious disease caused by acid-producing bacteria on the surface of the teeth. When the number of these exceeds the normal limit the increased amount of acid they produce starts to destroy the structure of the teeth. Ozone effectively eliminates such bacteria and so protects the teeth.

Should you have any questions about ozone therapy, read our Dental Information or contact us here…

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