Laser teeth whitening is safe cosmetic dental procedure available and easier. If you are one of those people who feel obliged to cover your mouth with your hand when you laugh and smile with lips tightly closed, you are an ideal candidate for teeth whitening. Laser tooth whitening treatment involves the use of a gel containing hydrogen peroxide and a special LED light that activates the gel to shorten the time of treatment in approximately 45 minutes. Gel main objective is to remove the stain located within the tooth structure.
Why do teeth stain?
There are many reasons why people have stained teeth, sometimes through no fault of their own. The most common source of dental stains, of course, is through food and drink consumption. During the years that can be consumed coffee or tea frequently or perhaps red wine, which all stain teeth. Nicotine is one more reason to have stained teeth, and even if you already smoke, the effects can be clearly seen on the surface of the teeth. These spots are not removed by flossing and brushing teeth. These types of stains from teeth are called extrinsic stains and are relatively easier to remove compared to the intrinsic stains are embedded deep into the tooth structure. Intrinsic stains are caused by excessive fluoride and consumption of tetracycline, while their teeth are developed to thirteen years old. Other genetic factors may contribute to the formation intrinsic stubborn stain. However, laser teeth whitening treatment has proven extremely successful in removing these stains. In some cases, multiple treatments are required for whitening teeth whitening achieve desired results.
Smoking stains stains -Extrinsic
Intrinsic stains - Fluorosis
How effective is dental whitening?
Teeth whitening results vary from one individual to another. Some of the factors that will determine the degree of whitening are: type of stain, enamel density and tolerance sensitivity. Our dental hygienists perform oral examination to determine whether or not you are a good candidate for teeth whitening. This test is needed to diagnose the extent of the stain and to determine the natural color of your teeth and how much can be whitened. Not everyone is a good candidate for teeth whitening. These cavities or gum disease may delay the whitening treatment. A dental cleaning is suggested for better whitening results. In general, the process of teeth whitening is very effective, especially in the extrinsic stains like nicotine stain, green tea stain, coffee stain, red wine stains, etc.
How long does it take?
The process itself takes about forty-five minutes, but there is also the time required for the initial oral exam, so you should be able to leave the dental office in about an hour.
How does the teeth whitening process work?
Most professional teeth whitening products use teeth whitening gels containing hydrogen peroxide. Oxygen molecules that are in the whitening gel softly penetrate the tooth surface, the particles break and remove stains through a process called dehydration. A special LED light is required to accelerate the whitening process. Three sessions of the Fifteen minutes each are required to achieve good results whitening. After each session the teeth whitening gel is replaced with a new one. Whitening results are so effective that after that treatment will ever know who used to smoke a lot, or who has, over the years, the amounts of tea, coffee or red wine consumed. It is relatively painless and not as intrusive as dental surgery as you may remember that in the "old days". Is much better than the old techniques of dental cleaning when teeth were set on edge by scraping and rough dental hygienist.
Are my teeth stay white?
There are professionally designed home teeth whitening formulas that you can purchase from your dentist and can be used daily to maintain a bright smile. The brand name of the product should matter how long the whitening system is comfortable and the concentration of the gel is not more than 22% of PC. Note that home whitening products are suggested to be used as a method of maintaining, after professional teeth whitening treatments. Professional office whitening systems are not sold without a prescription and are safe to use only by a dental professional.
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