Methods of semiconductor processing may include forming plasma effluents of a plurality of precursors (e.g., an etchant precursor, an oxygen-containing precursor, and a silicon-and-fluorine-containing precursor like silicon tetrafluoride). The plasma effluents may then contact a silicon-containing material and a mask material on a substrate in a processing region of a semiconductor processing chamber. The mask material may have one or more apertures therein that allow the plasma effluents access to the silicon-containing material. Contacting the silicon-containing material and the mask material with the plasma effluents may cause (i) etching the silicon-containing material with the plasma effluents to form and/or deepen one or more features in the silicon-containing material and (ii) simultaneously etching the mask material and depositing a silicon-and-oxygen-containing material on the mask material with the plasma effluents.