What is Teeth Whitening?
Teeth whitening is a non-invasive procedure that is designed to lighten the colour of your teeth. The active ingredient most commonly use is Hydrogen peroxide or Carbemide peroxide in a glycerine base. Significant lightening can be achieved in the vast majority of cases. It is safe, effective and results are stable.
In general yellow or brown teeth are easier to whiten but grey or bluish teeth and striated or mottled teeth are more difficult to whiten. Factors such as the type of discolouration and overall condition of your teeth have a direct bearing on the level of whitening, which can be achieved.
However, bleaching can only be done in a healthy mouth; people with significant periodontal disease (gum disease) or with fillings with cavities in their teeth, pregnant women as well as heavy smokers are not suitable candidates.
Types of whitening
In Surgery Whitening
This process can be done in one visit or may require
multiple visits depending on how your teeth respond to the whitening gel.
Each appointment takes approximately one to two hours.
Home Whitening
This process, involves wearing a custom-made whitening tray
filled with a mild whitening agent for optimal results.
You should wear the gel-filled tray from 2 hours per day to overnight depending on the strength of the whitening
agent.
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