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Basics Of Tooth Whitening
by: Michael Colucci
For people who want a smile that is brighter, the process of tooth
whitening can be easily administered. Tooth whitening can reduce staining
and discoloration and ultimately grant a patient a whiter and brighter set
of teeth.
But how much really can your teeth become whiter? Some tooth whitening
products claim that your teeth can become nine shades whiter. This is
exaggerating. A whitening of two or three shades is more possible and can
already provide a significant change in a person’s smile.
It is important to note at this point that our teeth have no uniform
whiteness. Usually, the whitest teeth are the two front teeth while molars
are generally two shades darker. A realistic goal for anyone wishing to
have a whiter set of teeth is for the process to achieve its optimum level
while retaining the natural look of white teeth. Besides, the whitening
results vary from patient to patient depending on the teeth structure and
procedure type.
But first, what causes tooth discoloration? Remember that aging, chemical
damage and staining are factors that contribute to discoloration as are
medications, tea, coffee, cola soft drinks and cigarette.
There are also other factors that affect the color of teeth like genetics
and disease. Some people have naturally whiter teeth enamel and their
children can acquire this gene trait. But if you suspect that there’s a
physiological factor behind the color of your teeth, it is best to consult
your physician too so you can better inform your dentist.
Teeth whitening corrects the discoloration in your teeth by removing the
staining on your teeth. And there are a number of methods or techniques
that can be used to achieve this such as the following: mild acid
whitening, chemical whitening, abrasive teeth whitening and the latest
one: laser teeth whitening.
Teeth bleaching is a chemical process that a dentist can use to lighten up
the color of the teeth of his patient. The process can be administered
right in the dentist’s clinic, at the patient’s home or a combination of
clinic first-finish at home. Home teeth bleaching procedures are more
common nowadays these afford patients the convenience of their own homes.
The cosmetic dentist first molds a custom mouth tray or mouth guard for
his patient. Creating the mouth tray is critical because this controls the
amount of whitening agent to be used and holds the entire teeth for even
whitening. Other material requirements for the home procedure are fairly
easy to handle. The dentists should make sure that the patient is
well-instructed and well-equipped. While treating at home, never hesitate
to call your dentist if you have questions or is not sure of what you’re
doing.
Typically, the mouthguard containing the whitening solution must be worn
overnight or as instructed by your dentist and/or recommended by the
product literature. The session could also last for as short as 2 or 3
hours. This really depends in the product and your own whitening need.
About The Author
Michael Colucci is a technical writer
for
http://www.teeth-whitening-tips.org - A free site that offers
info on the problems and solutions regarding the different teeth
whitening techniques.
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