Teeth Whitening is possible with a simple and safe procedure called Dental Bleaching.

What Are The Types Of Bleaching?

Teeth Bleaching can be done in 2 ways:

Office Bleach: It is also called Zoom whitening or power bleaching. It utilizes a high concentration of teeth whitening agent. (25–40% carbamide hydrogen peroxide). Here, the dentist has complete control throughout the procedure and has the ability to stop it when the desired shade/effect is achieved. It usually takes 1 hour to complete.

Home Bleach: This is done by you at home using bleaching material and a special made tray provided by us according to your teeth size and shape. You will see the results in a maximum time of 5-7 nights for home bleaching.

Does bleaching the teeth really works?

In a word, YES!

Just as people have different skin and hair colour, people also have different tooth colour. Some teeth are more yellow, and some teeth yellow with aging. Natural tooth colour can be discoloured by a number of causes.

If you feel conscious when you smile, we have the solution to lighten and brighten your smile

Advantages of bleaching teeth.


This mode of treatment has solely been developed to lighten teeth in a simple and comfortable manner. It can bring about a dramatic change in almost everyone’s smile by changing a dull smile and yellow teeth to a bright smile with white teeth.

  • Bleaching of healthy teeth is the safest and most conservative cosmetic treatment available for your teeth today.
  • It generally requires no grinding of your teeth.
  • It may lead to temporary sensitive teeth (especially whose teeth are already sensitive to begin with) which usually is reversible after few weeks of desensitizing tooth paste use.
  • It does not require any anaesthesia and is painless and well tolerated.
  • The time taken for bleaching is relatively less considering the number of teeth that can be done at one sitting.
  • Bleaching works very well even when combined with other cosmetic treatment options to enhance smile.
  • The cost of bleaching is less when compared to other full mouth cosmetic treatment options.
  • Bleaching does not damage your teeth or change the structure of your teeth, Nor does it change the shape of your teeth.

Precautions

Beware of over-the-counter bleaching kits available. These can prove to be abrasive to your teeth in the long run and they may do more harm than good.


What is Teeth Whitening?
Dental Bleaching (Teeth Whitening) is a procedure where by certain bleaching agents are applied to the teeth in order to make teeth several shades lighter.

Is it safe?

Yes! Research as well as clinical studies indicates that whitening teeth with carbamide peroxide under the supervision of a dentist is safe both for teeth and gums. In fact, many dentists consider this whitening process the safest cosmetic dental procedure available today.

What Causes Tooth Discoloration?
  • Teeth can discolour due to a lot of reasons.
  • The commonest discoloration is due to smoking & chewing tobacco.
  • Beverages such as tea, coffee, colas and red wine can be the culprit.
  • Age can cause a natural darkening of teeth.
  • Certain medications such as tetracycline, taken at a very young age.
  • Increased exposure to fluoridated water.
  • Dental infection, faulty or old fillings.

Are there any side effects?

Only to the extent that some people may experience temporary increase in tooth sensitivity to cold for some days after the treatment. These symptoms disappear within a week or two after use of special desensitising toothpaste.

How long will the results last?

It depend upon the life style, eating habits like consumption of tea, coffee, red wine ,aerated drinks, smoking, tobacco consumption etc. Some patients may need teeth-whitening touch up once a year while others need every 2 years, in order to maintain the whitest tooth shade possible.

What Post whitening care I need to take?

Your diet and other habits will largely determine how long the bleaching effects will last.

With good oral hygiene and a close watch on the exposure of your teeth to external stains from tobacco, beverages etc., your bleached teeth should maintain their colour for a long time. If you choose, regular touch up sessions can be carried out once every 12 to 24 months to ensure your teeth look their best.

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