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Teeth whitening?

Professional teeth whitening is a simple and comfortable method to regain the brightness of your smile in just one visit to the dentist's office.

This procedure is part of the range of dental aesthetic services offered by Doctor Cohen For Women, resulting in improving the well-being and self-confidence of patients.

Professional teeth whitening takes place in the dental clinic, benefiting from state-of-the-art technologies such as laser and the Zoom Power lamp. Additionally, patients have the option to choose Opalescence tray whitening, a procedure they can perform at home under the guidance of the dentist.

What are the

Causes That Lead to Tooth Discoloration?

Is it true that very few people have completely white teeth naturally, especially since a number of external factors can contribute to their yellowing or staining? Among these factors are:

  1. Foods and Beverages: Frequent consumption of foods and beverages such as coffee, tea, red wine, or blueberries can gradually alter the color of the teeth.

  2. Bad Habits: Smoking is a known habit for its contribution to tooth discoloration.

  3. Dental Plaque/Tartar: Buildup of dental plaque and tartar can affect the natural color of the teeth.

  4. Antibiotic Treatments: Prolonged use of certain antibiotics can influence the color of the teeth.

  5. Minor Dental Trauma: Cracks in the enamel resulting from minor dental trauma can promote the formation of stains on the surface of the teeth.

It is important to realize that these factors can vary in intensity and affect each individual differently. To maintain or improve the color of their teeth, some people opt for teeth whitening procedures or other cosmetic dental treatments offered by professionals in the field.

The recommendation from the dentists at Doctor Cohen For Women is to undergo professional teeth whitening after the age of 18, ensuring that the dental pulp is fully developed. This approach is based on the concern for the proper health and development of the teeth.

By waiting for the dental pulp to be fully developed, it ensures that the teeth whitening procedure does not interfere with the processes of formation and maturation of the internal tissue of the teeth. This aspect contributes to minimizing risks and ensuring a safe and effective outcome of the whitening procedure.

  1. Afecțiuni ale ficatului, hematologice sau care afectează dintele din interior: Nu se recomandă albirea dentară profesională persoanelor care suferă de afecțiuni ale ficatului, probleme hematologice sau afectări ale structurii interne a dinților.

  2. Children under 18 and pregnant or breastfeeding women: Professional teeth whitening is not recommended for children under 18 and for pregnant or breastfeeding women, as the effects on dental development and breastfeeding are not fully understood.

  3. Before completing necessary dental treatments: It is preferable to wait until any necessary dental treatments are completed before starting the whitening procedure to ensure optimal results and avoid interference with other interventions.

  4. Patients allergic to whitening substances: Individuals who are allergic to the chemicals used in teeth whitening procedures should avoid these treatments and discuss alternative options with their dentist.

The effects of professional teeth whitening procedure can vary from person to person, but generally, they can last up to approximately 2 years. It is important to mention that the duration of the results may be influenced by the patient's long-term lifestyle habits.

Factors such as smoking or regular consumption of staining foods and beverages (such as coffee, tea, red wine) can contribute to the reappearance of stains and discoloration on the teeth. In this regard, maintaining a white and bright smile in the long term may involve adopting rigorous oral hygiene practices, avoiding factors that can lead to tooth discoloration, and eventually undergoing whitening procedures at regular intervals to maintain the desired results.

Teeth whitening can be repeated at intervals of 2 or 3 years, typically, without negatively impacting dental health. It is important to consider that the frequency of repeating the procedure may vary depending on the individual needs of each patient and how they maintain their teeth over time.

The teeth whitening procedure does not cause pain when performed through specialized methods, under the supervision and according to the instructions of the dentist.

After treatment, it is possible to experience slight sensitivity in the teeth for a short period of time. However, this sensation does not persist for more than 24-48 hours.

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