AquaCare Air Abrasion & Prophylaxis System

AquaCare technology uses controlled air, water and specially formulated powders to support cleaning, prophylaxis and surface preparation procedures on dental surfaces.

What Is AquaCare?

AquaCare is a dental system used for air abrasion, preventive cleaning and surface cleaning. It combines a controlled flow of air and water with specially selected powders to work on a targeted area of the tooth surface.

For certain procedures, AquaCare can be used alongside or as an alternative to conventional rotary instruments, helping the dentist work precisely within the treatment area. Its use and application method are selected according to your oral condition and the planned procedure.

AquaCare at DentLotus

At DentLotus, we use AquaCare for professional cleaning, preventive care and, in suitable cases, preparation of tooth surfaces.

Its controlled delivery allows treatment to focus on a specific area. Your dentist selects the application method and settings to suit the procedure.

By incorporating AquaCare into our modern clinical workflow, we aim to provide carefully controlled care with your comfort in mind wherever appropriate.

Key Features of AquaCare

Controlled Application

Directs a controlled combination of air, water and the appropriate powder onto the targeted surface.

Precise Surface Treatment

Supports precise work on the selected tooth surface.

Professional Surface Cleaning

Helps remove certain surface stains and deposits from the teeth.

Patient Comfort

Offers an alternative or complementary option to conventional methods for suitable procedures.

How AquaCare Supports Your Treatment

AquaCare gives the dentist flexibility across a range of clinical procedures. It can help remove external stains and deposits during professional cleaning and may also be used to prepare tooth surfaces for suitable restorative procedures.

Controlled application to a targeted area can be helpful where precision is needed. Your dentist determines whether AquaCare is appropriate for you and your procedure following a clinical assessment.

Which Treatments Can Use AquaCare?

AquaCare can support cleaning, preventive care and surface preparation across a range of dental treatments.

Preventive Care and Professional Cleaning

Can help remove external stains and certain deposits from tooth surfaces.

Restorative Dentistry

In suitable cases, it can be used to clean and prepare tooth surfaces before a restoration.

Cosmetic Dentistry

Can support cosmetic treatment where tooth surfaces need to be cleaned and prepared.

Periodontal Care

May be used at selected stages of professional care, depending on your periodontal condition and the treatment area.

What to Expect During an AquaCare Procedure

The procedure follows a planned sequence, from examining your mouth to carefully treating the selected surface and carrying out a final check.

1

Clinical Assessment

Your dentist examines your teeth and surrounding tissues to determine whether AquaCare is appropriate for the planned procedure.
2

Planning the Treatment Area

The tooth or surface to be treated is identified, and the application method is planned accordingly.
3

Controlled Application

The selected combination of air, water and powder is carefully applied to the targeted area.
4

A Final Check

Your dentist checks the treated surface before moving on to the next stage of treatment, if needed.
Frequently Asked Questions

Your AquaCare Questions Answered

What Is AquaCare Used for?

AquaCare can be used for preventive cleaning, surface cleaning and, in suitable cases, preparation of tooth surfaces.

Is AquaCare Used to Remove Tartar?

AquaCare can help remove certain stains and deposits from tooth surfaces. If tartar removal or periodontal treatment is needed, your dentist selects the appropriate method after examining your mouth.

Can AquaCare Remove Tooth Stains?

It can help remove some surface stains caused by coffee, tea, tobacco and similar external factors. Other treatment may be needed depending on the cause of the discolouration.

Is AquaCare a Teeth Whitening Treatment?

No. AquaCare surface cleaning and teeth whitening are different procedures. Removing surface stains can make your teeth look cleaner, but it does not replace chemical teeth whitening.

Is AquaCare Suitable for Everyone?

AquaCare is not needed for every patient or procedure. Its suitability depends on your oral condition, the planned treatment and your dentist’s clinical assessment.

Will I Need Anaesthesia?

This depends on the extent of the procedure and your sensitivity. Your dentist assesses whether anaesthesia is needed before treatment.
Our Treatments

Treatments Supported by AquaCare

AquaCare can complement a range of dental procedures.

Cosmetic Dentistry

  • Smile Design
  • Porcelain Veneers
  • Teeth Whitening
  • Dental Bonding
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Cosmetic Dentistry

Personalized cosmetic dental treatments designed to improve the appearance of the teeth and smile.

Periodontology

  • Gum Disease
  • Bleeding Gums
  • Gum Recession
  • Periodontal Treatment
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Periodontology

Periodontal treatment and care options designed to support the health of the gums and surrounding tissues.

Restorative Dentistry

  • Composite Fillings
  • Aesthetic Fillings
  • Dental Bonding
  • Inlays and Onlays
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Restorative Dentistry

Restorative treatment options designed to repair damaged tooth structure and preserve the natural tooth.

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