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How to Get Teeth Whitening Mission Viejo Dentist
Teeth whitening are a very popular thing today. Most people however have no idea what it does to their teeth or how it works. Here are a few questions and answers they may at least give you a better understanding.
How safe is teeth whitening? Teeth whitening are a safe and harmless treatment that almost anyone can afford. With that said, everyone should at least consult with a dentist to be sure they have healthy teeth before they start. It is important to discuss the various products and whitening technologies available. The two that are available are home-whitening or whitening at the dentist's office. You may decide to use an over-the-counter product because it's more affordable. Your dentist may try more than one product before finding the one that gives you maximum results with minimum sensitivity.
Which teeth whitening strategies really work? The best whiteners are Crest Night Effects do-it-yourself or the in-office bleaching and other dental techniques.
The Crest Night Effects was tested by Good Housekeeping testers. They applied paint-on gel to their teeth right before bed for 14 nights. LiquidStrip Technology is used which holds the whitening agent to the teeth. The whitening gel forms a LiquidStrip coating on the teeth. It works to remove stains and loosen stain-causing buildup. In the morning, just brush. Night Effects was found to lighten teeth from two to five shades. Whitener strips are next in line. Crest Whitestrips and Colgate Simply White, lightened teeth up to three shades. Lastly, some over-the-counter products (actually at the checkout stand) are teeth-whitening gums; Trident White and Aquafresh, each can lighten teeth up to one shade.
Why are teeth sore after whitening? It takes a lot of time for stains to form because the tubes in the teeth get plugged up with organic matter. If they were wide open, your teeth would be terribly sensitive to temperature changes. Bleaching agents need to remove the plugs so they can penetrate to the inner layer of your teeth. The active ingredient loses effectiveness quickly, so no need to worry that you're trapping harmful chemicals inside. After some time (usually a couple of weeks), the plugs return.
This is why it's common for teeth to become sensitive during whitening and why the discomfort subsides. Sensitivity is the number one side-effect that gives teeth whitening a bad rap, and makes people think it's doing permanent harm. The strength of the whitening agent, application and how long the teeth are exposed to the treatment are all factors in sensitivity. Talk to your dentist first if you're worried about sensitivity.
How long does teeth sensitivity last after whitening? Here's the short of it, in addition to tooth sensitivity, dentists report seeing side effects that include gum irritation, bluish enamel, uneven whiteness, and—if the chemical manages to seep into a cracked tooth or an unfilled cavity—painful internal damage that can lead to a root canal. Except for that last one, side effects usually clear up within a couple of weeks, provided you stop using the chemicals.
The side effects associated with peroxide-based teeth whitening are usually most intense during that time frame (a series of days or weeks) during which the bleaching process is being performed.
How do I make my sensitive teeth feel better after teeth whitening?
Here are 5 home remedies to deal with sensitive teeth.
1. Try brushing with desensitizing toothpaste. These special toothpastes contain ingredients that relieve sensitivity by filling channels (known as tubules) in the dentin. Put some toothpaste on your finger or cotton swab and spreading it over the sensitive spots before going to bed. Spit, but don't rinse.
2. Fluoride rinses can help decrease sensitivity. Use it once a day. Swish it around in your mouth, spit it out.
3. Keep your teeth clean. Brushing at least twice, preferably right after eating and especially before bed, and flossing at least once can make a big difference!
4. Often, people actually cause tooth sensitivity by brushing too hard with a hard-bristled brush. This can damage the protective tooth enamel. A lighter touch allows the bristles to move more freely.
5. Chewing tobacco is a popular habit in some groups, especially among many male teenagers. In addition to causing mouth cancers, chewing tobacco causes the gums to recede, a major cause of gum sensitivity and decay. There is no safe tobacco. Sucking on hard candy, while certainly healthier than chewing snuff, can also cause enamel abrasion and tooth sensitivity.
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G.L. resides in California with his with Lynda, and his three sons, Adam (recently married), Jonathan, Luke and two stepchildren Lauren and Matthew. As a National Parent Educator he spoke to parents and families regularly. As a former pastor, public school educator, psychologist, and investor he now assists people in building their wealth. G.L. knows that in every child there is the chance to build wealth and has uncovered the secrets to doing this. He has mentored for some of the biggest investment Guru's and understands and implements the strategies he learns and teaches. Recently G.L. launched avenues he researched and developed to assist people in the economic downturn to build businesses inexpensively. By instructing people to develop their passion and desire they can successfully use their creative talents to move forward in life.
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