Teeth Whitening
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Teeth Whitening
The following are the most common causes of discolouration:
- Certain foods & drinks – coffee, tea, sugary drinks & wine
- Smoking
- Poor dental hygiene
- Certain medications
- Disease – certain diseases can affect the enamel of your tooth
- Trauma
Causes of Tooth Discolouration
Yellow or discoloured teeth can affect your self-confidence and smile. Knowing the causes of tooth discolouration can help prevent yellowing and ensure the longevity of your bright smile.
What are dental crowns?
A dental crown is a cap that surrounds the tooth. We typically use a crown to restore a damaged tooth, but they can also be used to improve the appearance of a smile.
A crown consists of varied different materials:
- All metal crown
- Ceramic-on-metal ( PFM -Porcelain Fused to Metal )
- All ceramic crown
The location of the teeth will determine the best material to use. You & your dentist will decide which type is appropriate, depending upon the strength requirements and aesthetic concerns of the tooth involved.
Teeth Whitening 101: Understanding the Process and Its Benefits
Teeth are whiter at younger age and it makes you look younger. Yellow and stained teeth are a sign of ageing .This will negatively impact your appearance and can even make you look unhealthy. As a result, patients have their teeth whitened to remove the stains. Teeth whitening lighten teeth by removing microscopic stains within enamel. It may not be an option for everybody & you need a knowledgeable cosmetic dentist who is familiar with the best whitening products and procedure in the world who can give you radiantly white smile. Teeth whitening is successful in nearly 90 percent of the cases. Existing restorations like crowns & fillings don’t change the colour. Whitening would last for more than a year or two depending on personal habits & then if needed a touch up can be performed at home
There are several ways to whiten your teeth.
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For a more gentle and natural approach to teeth cleaning, consider using a charcoal-infused toothpaste. Charcoal is known for its ability to absorb toxins and impurities, including stains on teeth. However, it’s important to consult with your dentist before using charcoal toothpaste, as it can be abrasive if used excessively or incorrectly.
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For those that would prefer to whiten their teeth on their own schedule, an at-home treatment may be better.
In this scenario, a digital impression is taken of your teeth and a customized Teeth Whitening tray is created in a dental lab. It is customised to fit perfectly so that the whitening solution stays in place, and your teeth feel comfortable. We will provide you with a whitening solution that can be used at home so that you can improve the appearance of your teeth regardless of where you are or how busy your schedule is.
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A combination of in-office & at Home Kit.