Dental bleaching guide

To always have a healthy and healthy teeth, teeth should be constantly cared for. But with the utmost care you can not avoid stains of coffee, red wine or tobacco. Fortunately, there is the perfect solution to keep your teeth white, namely dental bleaching. We discussed with Dr. Vivian Şendroiu about this dental procedure. What is dental bleaching? .

Vivian Şendroiu: Dental bleaching is a cosmetic treatment that is done by a professional dentist whose purpose is to remove stains and restore the natural color of the teeth. The color of the teeth is given by a layer of dentin that penetrates through the enamel. Over time, the food and drinks we consume penetrate through the enamel layer and reach the dentine level. There are also other external factors that can contribute to tooth erosion. By dental workmanship the stains on the surface of the teeth are removed.

Why are teeth colored / yellow? . The main causes are genetic factors, antibiotics and some pungent foods. Teeth can be colored internally or externally. Internal staining is caused by changes in enamel and dentin. The main causes of internal staining are exposure to high levels of fluorine, tetracycline or other antibiotics and iatrogenic.

External staining is mainly caused by factors such as foods and substances that we introduce at the level of the mouth. For example, the yellowing of the teeth is caused by smoking, coffee or tea. Some vegetables and fruits can also contribute to tooth coloring (curcuma, turmeric and paprika). Thus, we can classify the causes of tooth yellowing in the following categories: Drinks Coffee, tea and red wine have strong pigments that attach to the white outer surface of the tooth. Tobacco Tar and nicotine are two substances present in tobacco that affect teeth.

The tar is naturally black and the colorless nicotine becomes yellow at the contact with oxygen. They are also sticky substances that help foods stay attached to the surface of the tooth. Age As we age, the enamel layer becomes thinner and the dentin becomes more obvious and as a result the tooth becomes more opaque. Medicines Certain medicines such as antibiotics or those for high blood pressure can lead to yellowing of teeth as we age. Also, treatments such as chemotherapy can help to color them.

Tetracycline can cause yellowish brown spots and fluorescent white creamy spots. When do the dental whiskers? . It can be done once a year at the patient's choice. A dental consultation is mandatory before the trial begins. In the first step, the dentist prepares the teeth for bleaching - brushing and brushing professionally so that the teeth are as clean as possible.

Then together with your dentist you decide what kind of whitening is more effective. The dentist will give you the best advice and we will continue to tell you about the types of dental bleaching. Types of dental bleaching There are two types of dental whitening: whitening in the cabinet and whitening at home. The process, irrespective of the type of whitening you choose, starts with the mandatory consultation and the teeth preparation steps we discussed above. Then, depending on time and financial factors, you decide what kind of abstention you want.

Dental bleaching in the cabinet Also known as whitening with the lamp, this is the most recommended and popular way of dental bleaching. The main argument for whitening in the cabinet is that it is done directly by the professional dentist and the substances and the process are made with precision and under direct control. The whitening process uses a special bleaching gel based on hydrogen peroxide and a special whitening lamp. The application of the gel and the time spent under the lamp are carefully monitored by a dentist. This way you can be sure the gums are protected, the amount of gel is ideal and the risks are minimal for teeth and especially for gums.

Whitening in the cabinet can result in teeth whitening with 10 tones. Depending on the color of the teeth, a patient may need up to three whitening sessions in the cabinet. Dental bleaching at home Dental bleaching at home requires the patient to apply a specially made gauze alone containing whitening gel. The process is similar to a treatment, and the tooth whitening effect is obtained gradually. Products for home bleaching can be purchased commercially or can be recommended by your dentist.

Ideal is to always consult your dentist because a denture made by your teeth is crucial in guaranteeing the desired effects and protecting your teeth and gums. The whitening goggle is applied to the teeth and is allowed to act between 30 minutes and two hours. This period varies according to the manufacturer's specifications. Whitening with commercial products should always be approved by your dentist. It is recommended that home bleaching be coordinated by the dentist.

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