Why GBT is so important for your dental health
GBT – Guided Biofilm Therapy is based on established scientific findings and is a modern, innovative method of professional teeth cleaning. Numerous studies support its effectiveness, particularly for targeted removal of biofilm and plaque and for preventing conditions such as tooth decay and periodontitis.
Biofilm is an invisible layer of bacteria that collects on the teeth and gums. Without regular removal, it can lead to serious dental disease. Tooth decay, which breaks down enamel, and periodontitis, an inflammatory disease of the tooth-supporting tissues, are common consequences. Biofilm can also cause bad breath as the bacteria release metabolic by-products.
If biofilm is not regularly removed by a dentist, serious long-term damage can occur:
- Increased risk of tooth loss
- Inflammation of the gums
- Systemic conditions such as cardiovascular problems
GBT offers clear benefits over traditional cleaning methods. Conventional procedures often involve uncomfortable mechanical instruments, while GBT uses advanced technology such as EMS Airflow for pain-free, particularly gentle cleaning. A special dye makes biofilm precisely visible for targeted removal. A fine jet of air, water and powder thoroughly clears deposits without irritating the gums.
GBT helps prevent dental disease through regular, targeted biofilm removal. Guided Biofilm Therapy reduces the risk of tooth decay and periodontitis and supports lasting oral health. It also slows the formation of new biofilm, providing long-term protection and better long-term outcomes than conventional methods.
Patients benefit from thorough, comfortable cleaning, less irritation and noticeably better treatment results. GBT takes preventive care to a new, evidence-based level for lasting dental health and a radiant smile.