Tooth Bleaching
The processes performed to teeth that are stained and discolored on the enamel and dentin structure and darker than normal for various reasons are called tooth bleaching (tooth whitening). A perfect smile can be achieved by increasing the whitening over time removing food residues that have accumulated on the teeth, stains from tea, coffee, smoking and improper brushing habits, cleaning tartar and plaque, and then applying the tooth bleaching procedure. Tooth Bleaching should be carried out in a professional environment after a dental examination by a specialist. Tooth Bleaching products used in cosmetics, which have to be applied with personalized medication, are usually ineffective and can damage the tooth substance. The Tooth Bleaching process can easily achieve up to 9-10 tons of whitening.
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The Bleaching technique performed at home under the guidance of the dentist is called Home Bleaching. It is performed by applying a personalized whitening plate prepared by the dentist with the measurement taken from the patient's mouth, with the doctor's instructions. The plaque that remains in the person's mouth overnight is used for 7-10 days on average.
Office Bleaching
The bleaching process applied by the dentist in the office environment is called Office Bleaching. It is performed by the dentist by isolating the gums, applying special drugs on the teeth, and then increasing the effect with blue light. In the clinic, teeth whitening can be performed in several sessions depending on the needs of the person. Today, support treatment with home bleaching is generally applied after office bleaching.
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