Tooth Whitening
Tooth Whitening
Teeth whitening treatment was applied.
Tooth Whitening
Teeth whitening treatment was applied.
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- 1 Tooth Whitening
- 1.1 1) Office Bleaching:
- 1.2 2) Home Bleaching:
- 1.3 Is there any pain during whitening?
- 1.4 How long is whitening effective?
- 1.5 Can teeth whitening be applied to everyone?
- 1.5.0.1 What are the differences between scaling and whitening?
- 1.5.0.2 How long does scaling and whitening take?
- 1.5.0.3 Are the teeth numbed during scaling and whitening?
- 1.5.0.4 How often is scaling performed?
- 1.5.0.5 How many sessions is whitening performed?
- 1.5.0.6 Is it possible to achieve the desired whiteness after whitening?
1) Office Bleaching:
It is a whitening method applied by the dentist in the clinic. Firstly, tartar and bacterial plaque on tooth surfaces are cleaned. Tooth surfaces are polished. A special gel is applied to the gums for protection. The patient wears protective glasses and whitening gel is applied to the teeth. The whitening process is completed in an average of 1 hour. Usually one session is sufficient.
2) Home Bleaching:
It is a whitening method applied by the person himself/herself at home with personalised plaques prepared by taking impressions from the mouth. The amount of whitening gel recommended by the dentist is placed into these trays and the trays are worn for several hours a day. After 1-2 weeks of use, the desired tooth colour is achieved.
Is there any pain during whitening?
How long is whitening effective?
Can teeth whitening be applied to everyone?
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Scaling is the process of cleaning the tartar accumulated at the bottom of the teeth and removing tea, coffee and cigarette stains on the tooth surface. Teeth whitening, on the other hand, is the process of lightening the patient’s own tooth color with special medications.
Both procedures can be performed in sessions on the same day.
Neither procedure requires anesthesia. It is possible to apply these procedures without numbing the teeth. If the patient’s pain threshold is low and upon request, certain areas can be anesthetized.
If regular and correct oral care is performed, it will be sufficient to perform scaling once a year.
Whitening is performed in 2 or 3 sessions depending on the patient’s tooth color. All sessions can be applied on the same day.
It is possible to get a maximum of 2 or 3 tones above the patient’s own tooth color.
