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LASER TEETH WHITENING
If you want to whiten your teeth professionally, you can consider laser teeth whitening. Laser teeth whitening is a process that involves the application of a whitening gel, activated by the emission of a laser. This in itself does not whiten teeth. Instead, it activates the whitening gel, warming it up and making it work faster and more effectively. Be sure to schedule your dental cleanings regularly to keep your smile healthy
How does laser whitening work?
In scientific terms, the whitening process occurs through something called photochemical activation. This is a process in which the whitening gel comes into contact with an energy source (laser). This increases the potential of the whitening agent to whiten your teeth. As for what you’ll experience, you can expect more or less the following: Your dentist will place a rubber guard in your mouth to help keep it open during the procedure. Next, he will apply a protective layer on your gums so that they do not come into contact with the whitening gel, thus avoiding irritation and damage. Next, the dentist applies the whitening gel to the teeth and activates it with the laser. At this time, the gel will foam, indicating that it is working. The gel is usually left on the teeth for a few minutes, at which time the dentist removes it and reapplies it until the desired shade is achieved. The entire treatment can last between 30 and 90 minutes, and several appointments may be necessary.
Aftercare
- Avoid eating foods that contain dyes.
- Avoid acidic foods.
- Avoid smoking.
- Rinse your mouth with fluoride mouthwashes several times a day to rehydrate the enamel and dentin.
Uses of laser whitening
Laser teeth whitening can be used to whiten stained teeth for a variety of reasons, including:
- General stains on the enamel.
- Aging.
- Smoking and dietary stains such as wine and coffee
- Dental fluorosis
- Trauma to the dental pulp
- Restorative treatments
Laser teeth whitening is not for everyone
There are some cases where laser teeth whitening is not a good option. These include: Patients with cavities or lesions around the roots of the teeth, Pregnant patients, People who experience a lot of sensitivity, Exposed dentin and cracks in the enamel, Patients with large restorations in the visible part of the smile, Elderly patients with gingival recession and yellow roots.
Frequent questions
What does whitening do?
How do I know if whitening is for me?
How long does the whitening effect last?
What does whitening do?
Teeth whitening is one of the most requested treatments in our clinic. It is an Aesthetic treatment whose fundamental objective is to eliminate dental stains to achieve the desired shade
How do I know if whitening is for me?
First, you must have healthy tooth surfaces, without dental calculus, and healthy gums. In those cases where the patient has a problem in his or her oral cavity, the condition must be resolved first.
How long does the whitening effect last?
Usually the effects of teeth whitening can last several years, everything will depend on your lifestyle, however this treatment has the advantage of being able to repeat it, maintaining the color of your teeth without any risk.
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