Chemical Teeth Whitening Australia

1.What is Teeth Whitening? 2.What are the different types of Teeth Whitening? 3.Why do dentists charge differently for Teeth Whitening? 4.What are the problems with Teeth Whiteining? 5.Alternative to Teeth Whitening? Day to day activities such as drinking tea, coffee, colas, red wine and smoking tobacco can cause undue stress and strain on the colour of your teeth. If you are not happy with the discolouration of your teeth, we have a solution! Tooth whitening! We offer three kinds of whitening 1. Home whitening which we generally suggest our patients to get as it is Cheaper and they get a better result with the new advanced materials that have been invented. (about 80% success rates) Generally you spend about an hour a day for about 7 to 14 days and your teeth will be whiter and brighter 2. Office whitening (sometime called power bleaching but not as the product below) which generally takes about an hour to hour and a half of your time. (about 60% success rates). Examples are Pola Office, Opalescence, Zoom, Laser Smile, Rembrandt, Brite Smile, Smart Bleach, OpusWhite. All have the same relative result. 3. Deep Bleaching – The most advanced form of whitening that has the highest success rates.(almost 100% success rates) Current research shows that whitening should be done in stages. That is you whiten once (whether home or office whitening) and then three to six months later you boost your whitening and then once more if you need to. The most important thing though to consider is that you have a very healthy mouth before you carry out these procedures There

Using trays similar to those for At-home teeth bleaching, a professional bleaching solution is applied in the surgery for 30-45 minutes. The in-chair procedure acts like a booster and initiates the teeth whitening process that then continues with the home bleaching kit supplied in the package.