(Tooth whitening) process is providing whitening in a teeth which is exposed to coloring substances. The enamel and dentin layer are colored. There are various methods for the whitening process.The whitening substance is placed on the teeth by the dentist who is experienced in such a process.
A special illumination source is hold on the tooth for a certain period of time. The result can be viewed right after the process is finished.
Why does unwanted stains form on the tooth?
There are many causes. The most common include aging, consumption of staining substances (coffee, tea, colas, tobacco), trauma, antibiotics (tetracycline) staining, excessive fluoride, nerve degeneration, fillings and old restorations.
Who can benefit from a teeth whitening process?
Almost everyone. However there are some cases where the treatment (not process) may not be effective. An oral examination and diagnosis is important to determine the viability of treatment. Bleaching is ideal for patients who would like to have a whiter and brighter smile.
Is the whitening process difficult to apply and troublesome?
No, Good to the developments in oral health technology it is possible to whiten teeth at a very short time, safely and effectively.
Is the whitening process safe?
Sure, of course it is! Research indicates that bleaching teeth under the supervision of a dentist is safe for teeth and gums.
All the information in this site is intended to inform the patients and do not have any commercial purpose. On the other hand the information in this site is given for benefit of the patients. So they do not substitute for inspection or diagnosis of the dentist.
What is bleaching (Tooth whitening)?