Teeth Whitening
What is teeth whitening?
In recent years, teeth whitening has become a widely sought-after dental treatment to achieve a brighter smile. Discoloration of teeth can occur due to various internal or external factors. Whitening is a procedure that uses bleaching agents to lighten the shade of stained or discolored teeth. The aim of the treatment is to reduce visible stains and enhance the overall whiteness of the teeth for a more radiant appearance.

What methods are used in teeth whitening?
To ensure effective results from teeth whitening, it is essential for patients to undergo professional dental cleaning prior to the procedure.
Teeth may gradually yellow or darken over time due to genetic factors or dietary influences. Whitening procedures can be effectively applied to any healthy teeth to enhance their appearance.
Teeth whitening is suitable for both natural teeth and those that have undergone root canal treatment. Options include in-office professional treatments and dentist-monitored at-home methods. The most effective approach is determined collaboratively between the patient and dentist, based on identifying the root causes of tooth discoloration.
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What are the stages of teeth whitening?
Teeth whitening is divided into 3 stages. These are barrier, agent and light applications.
- Barrier application: It begins with the application of a barrier to these areas in order to protect the gums from chemical agents.
- Agent Application: After the barrier whitening agent is applied to the tooth surfaces in sufficient quantities.
- Light Application: The patient is given protective glasses and then light is applied to the teeth with special light devices to reach the desired color.
Is teeth whitening a painful procedure?
Pain varies depending on the enamel thickness of the patients. Sensitivity may be observed for up to 24 hours after the procedure.
Does teeth whitening harm teeth?
Teeth whitening does not harm teeth when done professionally. However, this process is technically delicate and it is important that it is performed by experts under the right conditions.
Is teeth whitening permanent or temporary?
After whitening, teeth may become colored again after the use of coloring foods. In this case, the effective factor is to stay away from coloring foods as much as possible after whitening. The most important criterion is to stay away from coloring foods for the first 3 weeks, which is effective in extending the effect of the whitening process of the teeth for a longer period. After the teeth whitening treatment, it is necessary to avoid extremely cold and hot foods and drinks for the first week.
Can teeth be whitened by brushing?
It is possible to partially remove tooth discoloration caused by food by brushing your teeth, but excessive use of by-products produced for whitening purposes after brushing can cause permanent damage to your teeth.
Are there any home teeth whitening methods?
It is possible with custom-made trays and teeth whitening gels at home under the supervision of a physician. It is a method that patients apply on their own once a week in consultation with a physician.
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