Looking into your teeth whitening options? Having your teeth professionally whitened can do wonders for your smile, which is why so many dental patients have their teeth whitened at a dental office on a regular basis. While there are many over-the-counter whitening products for you to choose from nowadays, these products simply do not work as well as professional whitening services.
While brushing your teeth twice a day using a quality toothpaste and flossing your teeth once a day in order to remove any hidden food particles is necessary to keep you in good oral health, your everyday habits may be reducing the brightness of your smile. According to the American Dental Association, over time, your teeth can go from white to not-so-bright for a number of reasons.
Some of the more common reasons why teeth need to be whitened include consuming stain-causing foods and drinks, smoking tobacco, taking certain medications, undergoing some type of trauma and getting older.
The information below explains the difference between having one’s teeth professionally whitened and undergoing the teeth bleaching process.
Professional teeth whitening is a term used to describe the process of restoring a dental patient's natural teeth color. The process is done by removing stains from the surface of the teeth, which requires a dental professional to use special whiteners that can only be found in a dental office. Dental patients who choose this option will first be evaluated by a dental professional in order to determine how much of the whitening gel they will need, as well as how long they will need to undergo the professional teeth whitening process.
Teeth bleaching is a term used to describe the process of whitening teeth that goes beyond the natural color of the teeth. No one is born with teeth that are actually a true color of white and instead teeth tend to come in various shades of white. For dental patients who are not happy with the true and natural color of their teeth, they can choose this option to make their teeth look whiter and brighter than they normally would be on a regular day-to-day basis.
Yes. Anytime whitening and bleaching procedures are performed under the supervision of a dental professional, it is considered to be a safe procedure. Patients can expect to experience some side effects for a few days after undergoing the procedure, including tooth sensitivity and irritated gums.
The brightness of your smile will last for a very long time when you choose to have your teeth whitened at a dental office, which is done under the supervision of a dental professional. Just imagine how confident you will feel once your teeth are just the right shade of white, as you can smile with confidence every time. Contact our office today to set up an appointment.
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