Laser teeth whitening: the beauty of modern technology to help

March 14, 2013

  • Laser teeth whitening: the beauty of modern technology to help
  • The procedure

 laser teeth whitening
 To smile was really fascinating, the teeth should have an even white color. If the nature of the tooth enamel is yellowish, it will laser teeth whitening - a modern method that can quickly and effectively lighten the shade of the tooth enamel. Just half an hour in the dentist's chair - and is ready to the famous "Hollywood" smile.

 Laser teeth whitening: the beauty of modern technology to help

Advantages and disadvantages of the procedure

All currently existing methods of lightening the tooth enamel can be divided into two categories: mechanical and chemical. Mechanical whitening is essentially a cleaning of the teeth from plaque by ultrasound, professional pastes or soft abrasives. As a result, the teeth become brighter for a maximum of one or two colors. This effect can be achieved by a professional teeth cleaning or using a different home agents. The chemical bleaching affect on the enamel substances that destroy the pigments. This can lighten your teeth several shades, that is to become a truly white. However, exposure to chemicals does not go unnoticed: the enamel becomes more fragile and permeable, and the teeth, respectively - more sensitive.

The longer the chemical compositions based on hydrogen peroxide exposed to the teeth, the more enamel suffers. Thus, the most gentle method of whitening is laser whitening: This procedure takes only a few minutes. The drug is based on hydrogen peroxide is activated by a laser beam, and after a few minutes becomes snow-white enamel. Typically, it is enough to lighten the teeth only one procedure, in some cases may need to re-bleaching. Because the laser has bactericidal properties, whitening procedure is beneficial to dental health. The procedure is virtually painless, and the effect of it stands - if you follow all the doctor's recommendations, your teeth will stay snow-white for several years.

As with any other method, from laser teeth whitening Teeth whitening - which option is right for you?  Teeth whitening - which option is right for you?
   has its drawbacks. Firstly, it is the most expensive to date way to whiten your tooth enamel. Many whitening is simply not affordable. Secondly, the sensitivity of the teeth Tooth Sensitivity - sudden pain  Tooth Sensitivity - sudden pain
   as a result of the procedure is improved. Possible discomfort directly during bleaching and for several days after it: in particular, the teeth react to temperature changes. Third, it is not necessary to hope that one day whiten teeth with a laser, you can forget about the yellow enamel shades: white must be maintained. In addition, the laser whitening has many contraindications.

 Laser teeth whitening: the beauty of modern technology to help

Contraindications

Theoretically, laser bleaching can be carried out even when the patients teeth affected by caries. However, dentists strongly recommend pre-sanitize the mouth. If you have periodontal disease, defects of hard tissues of teeth and inflamed gums procedure is contraindicated. You can not do laser bleaching in the presence of solid deposits on the teeth - before the procedure is necessary to make a thorough mechanical cleaning of the teeth, relieves both mineralized and soft plaque.

For people with sensitive teeth any whitening procedure would be too painful; laser whitening teeth in such a situation is not recommended. It is better to abandon the procedure and the holders of sensitive gums - despite the fact that the mucous membranes of the procedure are treated with protective gels are possible discomfort in the gums. It is undesirable to do laser whitening and those with enamel is too thin.

The procedure is contraindicated in case of serious systemic diseases such as diabetes mellitus Diabetes - threatening and incurable disease  Diabetes - threatening and incurable disease
   and thyroid disease The thyroid gland - is responsible for your hormones  The thyroid gland - is responsible for your hormones
 . Whiten teeth can not be pregnant and lactating women and young people under the age of eighteen years (at this age, the enamel is not yet finished the formation and hard enough). Of course, the procedure will have to abandon the presence of allergy to hydrogen peroxide or other components of the bleaching compositions.

Availability fillings and crowns is a relative contraindication. Bleaching compounds do not act on man-made materials that can negate the aesthetic result of the procedure. The only solution in this situation - to replace all fillings and crowns to suit the color of a new shade of enamel.

Another relative contraindication - smoking. Smokers can whiten your teeth, but the result will be is unstable: under the influence of tobacco enamel soon darken again. Therefore, those who smoked every day at least a few cigarettes, it is necessary to abandon the bleaching or from their habit.

 Laser teeth whitening: the beauty of modern technology to help

After the procedure

Laser teeth whitening takes a bit of time: as a rule, in the dentist's chair has to spend no more than half an hour. This is one of the fastest ways to whiten your tooth enamel. But after the procedure requires especially careful dental care to maintain the coveted white long. In the first days after the procedure can not be used coloring foods and beverages. This black tea, coffee, red wine, chocolate, cocoa, colorful fruits, vegetables and berries, soft drinks and confectionery products, which contain dyes. In the future, use these products can be, but with caution: they thoroughly preferably after brushing your teeth.

If after whitening your teeth become sensitive, the dentist will recommend a special paste for sparing their gentle cleaning. Furthermore, it may be necessary to use special preparations strengthen the enamel.

Follow all recommendations of the dentist, brushing regularly and not smoking will help to keep the results of laser whitening for years. If the enamel starts to get dark again, the doctor will recommend sparing agent for home use, to help whiten your teeth.

Our teeth - what function they perform?

April 20, 2008

  • Our teeth - what function they perform?
  • Caries

 our teeth

Teeth are made up of the solids which are in the human body. They need not only for human foods but also play an important role in speech. Therefore, for them it is necessary to carefully monitor and maintain.

 Our teeth - what function they perform?

The components of human teeth:

  • Tooth enamel - the hard, white outer shell teeth. The enamel consists mainly of calcium phosphate, a mineral very strong (by the way, like the enamel part of the shark scales).
  • Dentin - layer, which is under the enamel. It comprises living cells which secrete solid minerals. Dentin seventy percent is made up of hydroxyapatite, twenty percent - from the organic material, and ten per cent - from the water. It has a yellowish color, and largely determines the color of the teeth as the enamel is partially transparent. Dentin formation begins before the formation of tooth enamel; unlike the latter, it continues to grow throughout life.
  • Pulp - a softer, lively internal structure of the tooth. Through it are blood vessels and nerves of the teeth.
  • Cementum - the layer of connective tissue, which firmly connects the roots of teeth with gums and jaws. It has a light yellow color - a little lighter dentin. It contains more fluoride than other mineralized tissues.
  • Periodontal ligament - the tissue that holds the tooth in place.

Normally, a person has thirty-two teeth, which, apart from the wisdom teeth appear to thirteen years.

Cutters - four front teeth on the upper and lower jaw. Fangs - teeth with a pointed top, which are located directly behind the incisors; a man four canines. In addition, there are eight premolars - teeth located between the canines and molars, and eight molars and molars. Four wisdom teeth appear between seventeen and twenty-five years. Sometimes doctors are removed to prevent the displacement of other teeth.

 Our teeth - what function they perform?

Violations related to the teeth

  • Caries - one of the most common diseases of the teeth. It develops when the bacteria begin to destroy the enamel and deeper structures of the tooth. The most common dental caries affects premolars and molars.
  • Periodontitis - inflammation of the deep structures of the tooth (periodontal ligament, jaw, cementum). Usually, it is caused by poor oral hygiene.
  • Gingivitis - an inflammation of the surface of the gums around and between the teeth. By the development of gingivitis can cause plaque and tartar.
  • Plaque - a viscous, colorless layer of the teeth, consisting of bacteria and substances that they secrete. He appears soon after eating sweet foods, but it can be removed by brushing.
  • Tartar. If plaque is not removed, it is mixed with minerals and forms plaque - a much more solid substance. Remove tartar can be using professional procedures.
  • Gnashing of teeth, or bruxism - disorder caused by stress How to beat stress? Create an oasis  How to beat stress? Create an oasis
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 . As a rule, it manifested particularly active during sleep. The symptoms of bruxism during wakefulness may be a dull headache, and mild pain in the jaws.
  • Tooth sensitivity - a disorder in which the teeth are very sensitive to high or low temperatures; usually with a greater or lesser extent struck dentin.

 Our teeth - what function they perform?

Means for prevention and treatment of teeth

Brushing your teeth at least twice a day is the most efficient way to remove plaque and prevent the development of caries. At least two or three times per week is recommended to use the dental floss to clean between teeth areas that can not clean the toothbrush.

Professional teeth cleaning is recommended to be done every six months. This contributes to the prevention of various diseases of the teeth and gums.

Fillings do when the patient already have any dental disease. The seal helps to stop further destruction of the tooth.

If a tooth is damaged too, so it can be recovered, it is removed. It also helps to stop the development of some diseases of the teeth and mouth.

Teeth whitening can be done both using the OTC, and the dentist's office. The most common side effect of this procedure is to tooth sensitivity Tooth Sensitivity - sudden pain  Tooth Sensitivity - sudden pain
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