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| Dental Bleaching |
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| Tooth bleaching is offered for cosmetic purposes. Many individuals who have discolored enamel are not satisfied with the appearance of their teeth and go to great lengths to achieve the perfect smile. Tooth bleaching can be a solution. This can be done by a dentist in the dental clinic. Any person considering using home bleaching products should seek advice from a dentist. This visit is crucial as home bleaching treatments may not be effective or preferable for every individual. For the best and safest results, the individual should be monitored by the dentist throughout either home bleaching or professionally applied treatments. |
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| Bleaching or teeth whitening is a simple, painless way to make your teeth whiter. Although teeth is very hard, but the outer layer, the enamel has microscopic pores that discolour over time, from smoking and food colourings. Sometimes discolouration can occur during early tooth formation from antibiotics and fluoride consumption. |
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Habit breaking appliances. |
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Pit and fissure sealants. |
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Space management. |
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Pulpotomy and crowns. |
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Fluoride applications. |
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Home Bleaching |
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| The bleaching gel applied in a transparent tray fits snugly over the teeth. It can be used during the day or while sleeping. The process takes from several days to a couple of weeks. |
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Office-bleaching |
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| This bleaching teachnique is fast and effective. The gel is applied on all front teeth and the whitening process is activated by laser light. It is done in one or two visits. |
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| All kinds of bleaching can cause post-treatment sensitivity and some amount of gum irritation. These symptoms disappear within one to three days after completion of treatment. The whitening lasts for 6 months to 1 year, depending on your personal habits such as smoking, pan chewing and drinking coffee and tea. No one can really predict how much lighter the teeth can become with bleaching. Every case is different. |
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