Teeth whitening is the process of lightening the enamel layer, which is discolored and yellowed for various reasons, and removing discolorations.
Teeth whitening is a cosmetic procedure applied to lighten the color of the teeth or to achieve a whiter appearance. This procedure reduces stains and discolorations on the teeth, making them look brighter and whiter. Teeth whitening can be performed by a dentist or with whitening kits used at home. However, the procedure performed by a dentist provides safer and more effective results. Teeth whitening is a preferred method to achieve a more aesthetically appealing smile without affecting the natural structure of the teeth.
The procedure can vary from person to person, but in general;
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This method is performed by the dentist in an office environment. A special whitening gel is applied to the teeth and the whitening process is usually accelerated by using light or laser. This method provides faster results and is more effective.
A detailed dental examination should be performed by a dentist before the teeth whitening operation. The cause of stains and discolouration of the teeth is determined. The dentist evaluates the general health status of the patient and decides whether teeth whitening is appropriate
Before whitening, deposits such as plaque and tartar accumulated on the teeth are cleaned. This process increases the effectiveness of the whitening process.
Before the operation begins, the dentist covers the gums and soft tissues in the mouth with a covering material to protect the teeth. The dentist applies a whitening gel to the teeth. This gel is used to lighten the colour of the teeth and remove stains.
The teeth whitening gel is usually activated by a light or laser. The light or laser interacts with the gel and accelerates the whitening process.
As a result of the teeth whitening process, the stains on the teeth are reduced and the teeth gain a whiter appearance. Some patients may experience temporary tooth sensitivity after teeth whitening. This is usually temporary and decreases within a few days.
Teeth may not be fully stabilised immediately after bleaching. Colour stabilisation takes place within a few days and the desired level of whiteness is achieved.
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The teeth whitening process can take between 1 hour and 1.5 hours, depending on the method used and the condition of the teeth.
Generally, a slight sensitivity may be felt during the teeth whitening process, but it is not a painful procedure.
The effect of teeth whitening may vary from person to person. It can usually be effective between 6 months and 2 years.
Teeth whitening is not permanent. Teeth may be exposed to stains and discolouration over time.
Generally, anyone over the age of 18 and with good dental health can have teeth whitening. Pregnant women and nursing mothers should avoid this procedure.
It is recommended to avoid coloured foods and beverages such as coffee, tea, wine, fruit juice and cigarettes after teeth whitening.
