We all want brighter and whiter teeth for sure; it is our right to look good and fab smile. However, tooth bleaching is not necessarily the best solution for you... or for me.
Most people decide to take over the bleaching treatment by themselves getting over-the-counter whitening products, however the wisest thing to do is going to the dentist to get an evaluation of your dental condition, and therefore recommend the best dental solution for your case.
Depending on the type and condition of your dental stains, you dentist will suggest among these the best tooth bleaching treatment for you:
- Professional dental cleaning to get rid of external stains produce by food and tobacco.
- Bleaching toothpaste to get rid of shallow stains. (In order to get better results you may use teeth whitening gel and teeth whitening strips).
- Professional dentist bleaching or home bleaching is for the hardest yellow stains.
- Veneers and fillings are for reconstructing the most affected teeth or getting specific results.
Great, seems I have plenty of options, but still what works better for me?
If you have very yellow teeth you are quite lucky. That’s right, you are because your teeth respond better to bleaching than those with a grayish o brownish coloring, or even better than teeth stained by tetracycline (a.k.a. Sumycin, Terramycin, Tetracyn, Panmycin, etc.) and dental flouring can not get totally white after bleaching.
If you have veneers, fillings or crowns on your frontal teeth, dental bleaching is NOT for you because the dental bleacher will have no effect on the material of these dental applications.
If you have sensitive teeth and or periodontal disease, you should avoid chemical tooth whitening since they can irritate your gums.
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