Teeth whitening can be performed in-office or at home, depending on your preference and individual needs. However, you should consult with a licensed dentist before attempting to whiten your own teeth without professional supervision.
What is teeth whitening?
Teeth whitening is a cosmetic dentistry procedure. It involves the use of a special dental gel or bleach to lighten the color of your teeth. The process is intended to improve the appearance of your smile by making it more uniform and brighter.
While there are numerous dental bleaching products on the market today that claim to produce dramatic results, it’s important to remember that every patient is different and will experience varying degrees of results from these types of treatments—including no change at all!
What causes teeth to become discolored?
Teeth can become discolored for a variety of reasons. Smoking, coffee and tea, red wine and aging all contribute to the process. Genetics is another factor that causes teeth to become discolored. Teeth grinding and dental bleaching are two other common causes of tooth discoloration.
Whitening toothpaste works by lifting stains from the surface of your teeth while also brightening their appearance in a matter of days or weeks depending on how often you brush with it. Whitening strips are easy to apply at home because they don’t require any special equipment or procedures; however, they can be messy and may leave some residue on your gums if not used properly. White strips work by releasing hydrogen peroxide onto your teeth which helps remove stains from them over time through brushing or chewing food (you’ll know when it’s working because foam will start coming out).
Whitening gels contain ingredients such as carbamide peroxide, potassium nitrate and sodium fluoride that help reduce staining caused by factors such as age or tobacco use while also making them brighter than regular white paste would do alone – but only if applied correctly! Don’t forget: these products require more effort than just applying something directly onto surfaces though so make sure you follow instructions carefully before using any product type listed above.
Who can have teeth whitening?
To whiten teeth, you must have good oral hygiene and no dental issues such as cavities, gum disease or tooth decay.
Patients who have discolored teeth, yellow teeth, stained teeth, small teeth or large gaps between their front and back top row of teeth (this is often seen in the upper jaw) can have teeth whitening treatment. Patients with crooked or unevenly spaced bottom front incisors can also prefer this treatment as well.
How often can I whiten my teeth?
You can whiten your teeth as often as you like, but it isn’t recommended. The most popular choice among our clients is to do a once-per-year treatment. This keeps the teeth looking great without being noticeable. If you choose this option, we recommend coming in every year or so for a checkup and cleaning before the next round of whitening.
The best way to understand what’s right for you is by scheduling an appointment with us so we can discuss any concerns you might have about teeth whitening and help guide you toward the best course of action.
How long will teeth whitening results last?
The results are permanent. You will notice a significant difference in the shade of your teeth and they will last for years. The amount of time it takes to see results varies from person to person, but most people see an improvement after their first visit.
Will a dental professional perform the treatment in-office or at home?
You can have teeth whitening performed by a dental professional at your home or office. The choice is up to you, and it depends on factors such as whether or not you have sensitive teeth, how much time you have available, and how much money you are willing to spend.
If you have sensitive teeth, for example, it might be better for the dentist to perform the procedure in his or her office so that he or she can monitor any discomfort level throughout. On the other hand, if having bleaching done at home is more convenient for your busy schedule and/or less expensive than having it done professionally (due to insurance coverage), opting for this option makes sense.
Teeth whitening is a safe way of making your smile more attractive. It’s a cosmetic procedure that does not involve any type of surgery, invasive treatment, or realignment of the teeth. It also does not require any injections or drugs.
Teeth whitening can be done in several ways:
- Professional whitening kits from the dentist’s office are available through dental offices and home improvement stores. These kits contain a tray that you place over the teeth and then use sodium peroxide gel to make them whiter.
To maximize results, you must wear them for at least an hour each day for one week (or longer). The disadvantage of these kits is that they don’t last as long as other methods and may cause sensitivity in some people; however, they do provide immediate results since there’s no waiting period between treatments.
- In-office procedures are performed by dentists who use either lasers or customized solutions on an individual basis to get rid of stains quickly without damaging healthy tooth enamel.
Most Popular Teeth Whitening Procedures:
The easiest way to whiten your teeth is simply by brushing them regularly with a toothpaste that contains peroxide (although this will only work on surface stains). If you have deeper stains in your teeth, however, you’ll need to use a stronger chemical.
1) At-home bleaching kits
2) Professional bleaching at a dentist’s office
3) Laser treatments for severe discoloration
4) Tooth-colored fillings for minor discoloration
- Teeth peroxide bleaching: This method uses peroxide to bleach the teeth. It’s ideal for people who want a quick solution without doing any damage to their gums or sensitive teeth. However, it can be uncomfortable in some cases and will only last for about two weeks before fading away. The whitening process is done using a special solution or gel that contains hydrogen peroxide. The solution is applied to your teeth and the substance breaks down stains on the surface of your teeth, making them whiter. The gel is usually applied for about half an hour and then you may rinse your mouth with water or another solution that helps remove any excess gel from your teeth.
The procedure is safe for most people, but some people may experience side effects such as sensitivity to hot or cold temperatures, irritation of the gums, dry mouth or tongue, tooth discoloration and gum recession. Some people may also have problems with their gums when they whiten their teeth so it’s important to talk to your dentist before getting this treatment done to make sure it’s right for you.
- Teeth laser bleaching: This method uses lasers to accelerate the process of bleaching teeth by up to 10 times faster than tooth peroxide bleaching. This method is ideal for those who want their teeth whitened in one session with minimal discomfort and long-lasting results. However, this method may not be safe for those who are allergic to lasers or have sensitive gums or crowns on their teeth because these areas will likely become inflamed during treatment and may require additional care afterwards as well.
Laser treatment that removes surface stains from the teeth so they appear whiter when you smile or talk. The most effective method of teeth whitening is done in-office with a laser wand that pulses light onto your tooth surface until they become whiter. This procedure can take up to an hour or two, depending on how long it takes your teeth to reach their desired shade.
- At-home teeth whitening kits are available for purchase online and in stores. They contain a gel and a light-activated tray. You simply apply the gel to your teeth, place the tray over them, and then expose them to light for about 30 minutes. These kits are less expensive than having your teeth whitened in a clinic, but they take longer to work and don’t last as long. You can get these chemicals online or at most pharmacies, but they’re also available at some dentists’ offices. You can also buy them in liquid form, which is applied directly to the teeth for about 15 minutes and then brushed off with water.
Teeth whitening can be performed at home or in a dental office. At-home treatments are typically applied for several hours a day for one week to two weeks and then discontinued for about a month before repeating the process again. The length of time needed for results depends on the degree of discoloration before treatment begins and how often you apply the product during the treatment period.
The main disadvantage of at-home treatments is that they involve putting chemicals into your mouth on an ongoing basis—sometimes for days at a time—which could lead to irritation if you aren’t careful about how much time passes between applications or if you use too much product at once (be sure not to swallow).
Teeth whitening methods include:
– Bleaching strips containing peroxide that are placed over the teeth for several hours while you sleep.
– Bleaching trays that fit over your upper front teeth and contain a gel that is activated by a light source (like a lamp) to remove stains from your teeth. These trays are worn for about an hour each day for about three weeks straight, which allows for maximum contact between the bleach solution and your teeth.
As you see there are many different teeth whitening methods, from toothpaste to chemical treatments. If you want faster results and better results, then you should consider getting your teeth whitened at a dentist’s office offers professional teeth bleaching services.
Teeth bleaching works by breaking down stains on the surface of your teeth so they can be removed more easily during your appointment with their help. This method is more expensive than using an at-home kit, but it’s worth it if you have sensitive teeth or just want whiter teeth sooner rather than later! As a conclusion, we can easily say that then, the most effective way to get your teeth whiter is to go through a professional teeth whitening procedure.
At our clinic, we have a variety of different teeth whitening methods to meet your needs. Each method is tailored to your specific needs and we’ll help you choose the option that’s best for you.
If you have additional questions about this treatment, just use contact form to reach us or simply use our Whatsapp chat for immediate replies. By the way, would like to see our patients’ before & after treatment pictures? And do no hesitate to get a quote from our clinic! We offer high end technology, experienced team and cosy location in Istanbul, Turkey.
