Structural disorders that occur during the formation of teeth during childhood,
Some antibiotics exposed during infancy or while in the womb,
Consumption of dyes such as cigarettes, tea and coffee
WHY ARE TEETH COLOURED?
This color change in teeth is divided into two:
Internal discoloration: Penetrated into the tooth. and stains that cannot be removed by brushing. Structural disorders that occur during the formation of teeth and discolorations due to medications fall into this class.
External Discoloration: These are the discolorations on the tooth surface caused by some staining foods such as cigarettes, tea, coffee and cola. Often, scaling makes it possible to get rid of these stains.
WHAT ARE THE TEETH WHITENING METHODS?
Office Bleaching: Performed in the office environment. It is a whitening system that can lighten the tooth color up to 3-4 tones in a short time, with peroxide-containing whitening gels, as per the patient's factors.
Home Bleaching: It is placed in personalized plastic plates. It is a whitening process performed by using gels with a lower bleaching ratio. The feature of the method is that the application is applied by the patient himself. It is applied for the recommended periods in accordance with the instructions of the manufacturer of the whitening agent used.
CAN EVERYONE HAVE TEETH WHITENING?
Growth and development Teeth whitening is not recommended for people who have not completed the procedure, pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers. Apart from this, anyone who does not have any tooth or gum disease can have teeth whitening treatment.
DO EVERYONE'S TEETH WHITE AT THE SAME RATE?
The extent to which tooth color will be lightened varies from patient to patient. The same result may not be achieved in every patient.
WHAT ARE THE SIDE EFFECTS OF TEETH WHITENING?
Teeth may be more or less sensitive after the whitening process. . However, this is not permanent, it is a normal and expected side effect of the application.
In case of sensitivity, your dentist will apply The fluoride it contains and the toothpaste it will recommend to you will reduce this tooth sensitivity.
HOW LONG DOES THE EFFECT OF WHITENING LAST?
What is taken from the whitening process? The result varies depending on the person's tooth structure and remains constant for approximately 6 months to 2 years. Of course, this period also depends on the structural characteristics of the person's teeth.
For long-term durability of the application, substances that stain teeth (orange juice, red vegetables, red wine, cigarettes) should be avoided for at least two weeks during and after whitening.
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