Teeth bleaching is a cosmetic dental procedure that removes stains and discoloration, making teeth whiter and brighter. It is a safe and effective way to enhance your smile.
πΉ Food & Drinks β Coffee, tea, red wine, and dark-colored foods stain teeth.
πΉ Smoking & Tobacco β Nicotine and tar cause yellowing.
πΉ Aging β Enamel wears down, revealing yellow dentin.
πΉ Medications β Some antibiotics (e.g., tetracycline) cause deep stains.
πΉ Poor Oral Hygiene β Plaque and tartar buildup can darken teeth.
βοΈ Performed by a dentist using strong bleaching agents (hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide).
βοΈ Laser or UV light may be used to enhance results.
βοΈ Fast results β Teeth can become 3β8 shades whiter in one session.
βοΈ Lasts 6 months to 2 years with proper care.
βοΈ Dentist provides custom-fit trays with a bleaching gel.
βοΈ Worn for a few hours daily for 1β2 weeks.
βοΈ Gradual whitening, but effective and safe.
βοΈ Includes whitening toothpaste, strips, pens, and gels.
βοΈ Less effective than professional treatments.
βοΈ Takes 2β4 weeks to show noticeable results.
βοΈ Done for discolored dead teeth.
βοΈ Bleaching agent is placed inside the tooth to lighten it from within.
1οΈβ£ Teeth Cleaning β Plaque and tartar are removed.
2οΈβ£ Gum Protection β A special gel or shield is applied.
3οΈβ£ Bleaching Gel Application β High-concentration peroxide is applied to teeth.
4οΈβ£ Laser or UV Light Activation β To speed up the whitening process.
5οΈβ£ Rinse & Final Shade Check β Teeth are assessed for brightness.
β³ Duration: 30β60 minutes per session.
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Avoid coffee, tea, wine, and smoking for at least 48 hours.
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Use a straw when drinking colored beverages.
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Brush with whitening toothpaste to maintain results.
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Visit the dentist for touch-ups if needed.
β Myth: Bleaching damages enamel.
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Fact: Professional whitening is safe when done correctly.
β Myth: Whitening results last forever.
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Fact: Results fade over time, requiring maintenance.