What is teeth bleaching? Types of bleaching. Who is teeth bleaching suitable for?

Bleaching is one of the most widely used methods in cosmetic dentistry, in which special whitening agents (usually hydrogen peroxide) are placed on the teeth and lighten the color of the teeth.

Bleaching is done in two ways: home (home) and office (office):

Bleaching Hmm

In this method, a mold is taken from the reference teeth, and tri-bleaching is made using this mold in the laboratory. In the next session, a tray with teeth whitening materials will be delivered to the client.

Each night, a certain amount of material should be placed in a tray and placed on the teeth for 6 to 8 hours for 10 to 15 days to achieve the desired result.

In case of tooth sensitivity, it is not permissible to continue the teeth whitening process.

Bleaching Office

In this method, office bleaching materials, which have a higher concentration than home bleaching materials, are placed on the teeth in the office. In this method, the gum protector that is placed on the gums by the dentist must be used.

This process takes about an hour, and it costs a little more than the home method.

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Teeth whitening in the office is done with two methods:

In the first type, active materials are used, and in the second type, the materials must be activated with blue light.

Advantages:

Teeth whitening is a non-invasive method, and does not cause any damage to the teeth. The cost of this method is low compared to other methods.

Disadvantages:

The color change resulting from this method is not permanent. It should be repeated after a while. This period depends on the type of teeth, diet and the amount of smoking.

Who is bleaching suitable for?

Those who suffer from gum recession or tooth decay, should first treat the mentioned cases, then use this method.

If you still have doubts about bleaching or teeth whitening, contact us and use our free online consultation on Whatsapp.

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