Teeth Whitening

Are You a Candidate for Tooth Whitening?

Almost anyone whose permanent teeth are erupted can be considered as a candidate for tooth whitening. Your dentist can assess your oral health status and recommend one or more bleaching techniques depending on which best suit you and taking into account the type and severity of the stains. Among the techniques mentioned:

A professional cleaning to remove external staining caused by food and snuff

Using a whitening toothpaste to help remove surface stains between dental visits.

For additional results, use a whitening gel or whitening strips available.

Professional whitening or home to remove the toughest stains and yellowing.

The use of veneers or fillings to rebuild teeth damaged or to achieve specific results.

Ask your dentist which whitening technique is ideal for you.

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Teeth that are yellow respond best to whitening your teeth with a grayish or brownish color, including tetracycline-stained teeth or dental fluorosis may not whiten evenly during treatment.

People with periodontal disease or particularly sensitive teeth should avoid bleaching techniques with chemicals that can irritate the gums.

Bleaching is not recommended if you have fillings, veneers or crowns on front teeth due to the bleach will not affect the color of the material so you should discuss other options with your dentist.

In cases where serious problems exist or maxillary tooth, we recommend placing a crown or veneer to correct orthodontic problems can also result in a whiter smile and more attractive.

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