Dental Hygiene for Everyone
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An attractive smile can play an important role in your life, affecting how you look and feel. If you’ve ever thought about whitening your teeth, there’s no better time to do it than right now.
There are several methods of whitening your teeth:
One visit is usually all takes for a bright smile. It takes approximately one hour to one and a half hours.
This is more expensive of the procedures available. Not recommended for people with sensitivity.
Before and after the treatment, the shade of your teeth will be assessed and recorded. A plastic cheek retractor will be placed in your mouth to help keep it open and your gums will be covered with a barrier to ensure isolation from the whitening gel. During the procedure, the whitening gel will be applied to your teeth for three 8-minute sessions and a special cold blue light will shine on your teeth to accelerate the whitening. Whitening procedure will be completed with the application of remineralizing and desensitizing gel which helps alleviate any transient tooth sensitivity and hardens tooth enamel, thus making it stronger and more stain resistant.
Take longer time to whiten, usually 10-14 days.
The impression of your teeth will be taken. Few days later you will be provided with the custom-made trays and whitening gel. If you have sensitivity the concentration of the whitening gel could be customized.
Strips has lower concentration of whitening gel so there is no significant expectation in teeth whitening. Most brands will cover only a person’s six front teeth, so a large portion of the mouth will remain unbleached. Not effective in areas where tooth crowding is present.
Effective if your teeth have stains.
Teeth whitening toothpastes usually contain mild abrasives that gently scrub the teeth. Some people can experience tooth or gum sensitivity and might find these products too abrasive.
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Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Professional Teeth Whitening
Children under 16 years, Pregnancy, Breastfeeding, Caries, Large defective restorations, Teeth sensitivity, Gingival or periodontal conditions, severe recession.
Hydrogen peroxide and Carbomide peroxide are the active ingredients that whiten teeth.
As the peroxide in the gel breaks down, hydroxyradicals, which are highly reactive, enter the tooth to naturally whiten the stains.
Absolutely. Clinical research proves that whitening teeth under dental/dental hygienist supervision is safe for teeth and gums. In fact, it considers the safest cosmetic procedure available.
Professional teeth cleaning must be completed prior to teeth whitening.
Results vary, depending on your age, starting shade and the condition of your teeth.
With proper maintenance, your teeth will always be lighter once you whiten. However, you may want a “touch-up” once or twice each year.
Some people may experience increased tooth sensitivity during treatment. If you’re prone to hypersensitivity, you can decrease the “wear-time” per day and increase the number of days. It is best to talk to your local dental provider about sensitivity. There are many over-the-counter and prescription methods for reducing sensitivity.
Your Dental Hygienist will assess your teeth and gums, make sure you are good candidate to whiten. She’ll choose the best product for your teeth and oversee the treatment. According to dental professionals, the best bleaching results come from dental providers.
Tetyana has a Bachelor of Science degree, evaluated by World Educational Service of Canada. She is a member of Canadian Dental Hygiene Association and Halton Peel Dental Hygiene Society. Tetyana is taking great pride in her work and is passionate about caring for people and their oral health.
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