Make Your Teeth Super White

Make Your Teeth Super White

More and more people are paying for bright, White Teeth.  But do teeth whitening work and is it safe?  Here are answers to common questions about Treatment.

  What is tooth whitening?

  Tooth whitening involves Bleaching your teeth to make them lighter.  It may not make your teeth bright white, but it can lighten the Current color with many Colors.

  Who can whiten teeth?

  Tooth whitening is a form of dentistry and should be performed on the dentist's Prescription only by a dentist or another regular dentist, such as a dentist or Dentist.

  Some Beauty salon offer to whiten teeth, but it is illegal if a non-dental Professional is not present, and this could endanger your Oral health.

  You can also buy DIY household teeth whitening kits, but there are risks.

What happens when the teeth are white?

  If your teeth are white, you may have to undergo several dental surgery visits over the months.

  The dentist will create a mouse guard with the impression of your dentist and tell you how to use it with a bleaching gel.  Then, using your mouse guard at home, you regularly apply the gel for a specific period of 2 to 4 weeks.  Some white jails can be left for up to 8 hours at a time, which shortens the treatment duration by 1 week.

  Laser whitening, also known as power whitening, is another type of dentist that a dentist can provide.  The bleaching product is painted on your teeth and then a light or laser light is applied to the white to activate them.  It takes about an hour for the laser to be white.

  Can a dentist make a white tooth?

  Unless a dentist is white to the dentist, he or she enrolls in the General Dental Council.  Dentist registrants and dentist specialists can also practice whitening teeth at a dentist's prescription.

  You can check online registrations or call 0207 167 6000 to find out if a dentist is registered with the GDC.

What about a home-made kit and beauty salon for whitening teeth?

  Only go to a registered dental professional for a dentist because it is illegal for people to be white, such as in a beauty salon.  Household cats are also at risk.

  What are the Risks of Household Kits and Salon Teeth?

  Some household kits do not have enough white to be effective.  Also, if no dental professional is doing the white, the mouse guard provided may not fit properly so some bleaching gel can get into your gums and into your mouth, causing blisters and sensitivity.

  Brushing your teeth at a beauty salon without trained or trained dental staff can put your oral health at risk and is also illegal.

Are teeth white on the NHS?

  If your teeth can only be on the NHS, there may be a medical reason.  For example, it may be to lighten a tooth that has given off color because the nerve has died.

  Otherwise, whitening by a dentist or other dentist can only be done privately as it is considered a cosmetic treatment.  The costs vary and laser whitening is much more expensive than professional bleach.

How can I know if my teeth are white?

  Your dentist will advise you if the white is right for you?  It may be that it is not appropriate to whiten teeth, for example if you have gum disease or crown.

What should I ask a dentist before proceeding?

  Don't be afraid to ask simple questions about what kind of white treatment is available, what results you can expect, and whether there is a guarantee for a fixed period of work.

  You can also ask them if there is any risk involved - for example, increasing the sensitivity of your teeth.

  Try talking to other people who have a similar attitude or see another dentist for a second opinion until you feel confident.  Always plan a written treatment plan and cost before proceeding.

Are Teeth White Permanent?

  Whitening teeth is not permanent.  It can last from a few months to up to 3 years - it varies from person to person.

  The white color won't last as long as you drink or drink red wine, tea or coffee, all of which can stain teeth.

  Do false teeth turn white on false teeth?

  Whitening teeth does not work on teeth, crowns, nipples or clothing.

What are the risks of teeth whitening?

  No matter what treatment you use, there is a possibility that your gums become sensitive to the chemicals used in white matter, especially if your teeth are already sensitive.  Gums are also likely to burn, and some white pills used in the home can also damage tooth enamel.