Teeth Cleaning

Teeth Cleaning

TEETH WHITENING:

Teeth whitening is the procedure of eliminating stains from the surface of the teeth and restoring their natural colour. A dentist does whitening as a one-time operation.

It is one of the most extensively used and popular cosmetic procedures. We now offer improved whitening treatment treatments because to advancements in dental technology that provide dependable and long-lasting effects.
Get it done by a competent dental practitioner for better outcomes.

WHY IS TEETH WHITENING REQUIRED?
Dentin, which is the inner surface of teeth, stains and yellows the teeth, while enamel, which reflects the natural colour of the tooth, might stain. Tooth discolouration can be caused by a variety of factors. Even while many reasons may be avoided, there are those that are beyond our control. The following are the reasons of discoloration:

• Tea, coffee, wine, and cola are all beverages that can be consumed frequently
• Tobacco chewing and cigarette smoking
• Fluoride consumption is high during childhood.
• Accidental or trauma-induced damage to growing permanent teeth
• Teeth discoloration can also be caused by ageing, when the enamel thins with age, exposing the dentin beneath. Dentin can discolour your teeth as you get older because it comes into touch with certain foods and beverages.
• Teeth discoloration can also be caused by certain medical procedures.

The process of whitening teeth removes dirt and makes your teeth look whiter. However,  keep in mind that  results can vary from person to person.
WHAT IS TEETH WHITENING AND HOW DOES IT WORK?
Your dentist will take a snapshot of your teeth to track the progress of your treatment. This is also used to inspect your teeth and determine the presence of stains.
The dentist will begin by cleaning the tooth after evaluating it. He will remove the film that has formed on your enamel as a result of the food you eat or other chemicals. After that, the whitening procedure begins. Depending on the severity of the stains on the teeth, the total procedure takes between 30-90 minutes.
Your dentist will first cover your gums before applying the whitening agent to your teeth. Some whitening chemicals need the use of laser lamps, and if your teeth are severely discoloured, your dentist may recommend that you continue the whitening procedure at home for a few days.
You can also choose home whitening, where the dentist will take the impression of your teeth and  make a custom-fitting mouthpiece. This helps the bleach to leave your teeth intact. You can also buy a commercial whitening product that is only suitable  for  teeth that are not badly discolored.