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What is professional tooth whitening?

Professional tooth bleaching is a cosmetic tooth whitening method that is carried out by dental professionals in the practice or special bleaching studios. Special bleaching gels or gel systems are used to reduce discoloration on the teeth and achieve a brighter smile.

How does the tooth whitening device work?

The tooth bleaching device usually uses an LED or UV light source in combination with the bleaching gel to activate the bleaching process. The light accelerates the reaction of the gel on the teeth and helps to remove the discoloration.

What are the advantages of professional teeth whitening?

Professional tooth whitening offers several advantages. It is a quick and effective way to reduce discoloration and whiten teeth. Compared to home remedy whitening kits, the gums are better protected during the procedure as it is supervised by a professional.

How does professional tooth whitening work?

The procedure may vary depending on the type of bleaching system, but the treatment usually begins with a thorough cleaning of the teeth. The whitening gel is then applied to the teeth and the whitening device is positioned over the teeth to allow the light to act on the gel. The treatment usually takes 30 to 60 minutes.

Is professional tooth whitening safe?

Yes, professional teeth whitening is generally safe when performed by a certified dentist or dental professional. The use of high-quality whitening gels and the correct use of the whitening device ensure a safe treatment.

How long do the results of professional teeth whitening last?

The results of professional teeth whitening can vary depending on individual habits and lifestyle. However, the results usually last for several months to a year before a refresher treatment is recommended.

Are there any side effects of professional tooth whitening?

Some patients may temporarily experience increased sensitivity of the teeth to hot and cold temperatures. However, this is usually temporary and usually subsides after a few days.

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