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Professional teeth whitening in Orland Park, under the supervision of a dentist, is gaining popularity. Chemical teeth whitening in a dental office offers the most favorable results in the least amount of time. Despite being a favored medical treatment, teeth whitening remains clouded in misunderstandings.
What is the difference between bleaching and whitening?
Part of the misunderstanding about teeth whitening rest on the general public's confusion about the difference between teeth bleaching and teeth whitening. The term "bleaching" refers to the process of whitening teeth beyond the teeth's natural color. Products containing hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide are often used in the bleaching process. The term "whitening" concerns the process of removing stains and debris from the teeth to restore the original surface color of the teeth. Under this definition anything that cleans teeth, like toothpaste, may be considered a whitener.
Often bleaching products are advertised as whiteners because the word whitening sounds a lot better than the word bleaching. This slight interchange in words is often the reason the general public remains confused.
Basic Overview of In-Office Whitening
In-office teeth whitening is the most effective method to whiten teeth compared to over-the-counter whitening products and at-home whitening kits dispensed by dental offices. This method provides the most significant change in color in the shortest amount of time. Generally, the in office procedure takes approximately one hour. Those with particularly tough stains on their teeth may be asked to return for additional procedures. Teeth whitening in a dental office generally cost approximately $400 - $900 per visit. Costs are closely related to whether a dentist is located in a rural area versus a dense urban area.
Whitening Procedure
No matter what dental office performs the whitening, the process begins the same with a dental cleaning and plague removal along the gum line. Next, a peroxide based gel is applied to the teeth to be whitened. The peroxide based gel is professional strength to ensure the maximum amount of teeth whitening takes place. After the gel is applied, dentists use a special light or laser to activate the gel. This process can whiten teeth by as much as ten shades. Generally, it does not matter which gel product the dentist uses. Results from different teeth whitening products are typically the same.
What type of results are to be expected?
The results of teeth whitening in a dental office vary from person to person. While many are delighted to see a noticeable change immediately, others are disappointed with their results. To prevent disappointment, a discussion should take place with the dentist prior to treatment. Such discussion should address realistic expectations of the teeth whitening and how long it will take to achieve desired results.
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