If your teeth are stained, yellowed or discolored, you most likely have tried everything you can think of to whiten them. Though brushing is important for the health of your teeth, brushing alone cannot remove deep stains in the dentin. You may have tried at-home whitening kits and realized, they too are ineffective in removing stains. This is because they are not powerful enough to remove the deepest stains and they often contain ingredients that are harmful to your teeth. Instead of trying these methods of whitening and getting little to no results, why not seek your dentist for Teeth whitening in Silverdale WA.
What Happens During the Teeth whitening Silverdale WA Procedure?
Once you have been deemed a good candidate for teeth whitening, your teeth will need to be completely clean and free of food particles and plaque. Most dentists prefer to clean their patient’s teeth before performing a teeth whitening procedure so the whitener can better penetrate the teeth and make contact with the dentin. Once cleaned, the dentist will coat your teeth with a special whitening agent. In cases of severe staining, the dentist may use a laser beam to activate the whitener and make it more productive in removing stains. During the procedure, you will wear a special tray to cover your teeth and keep the whitener in place.
The dentist will time your whitening treatment and once finished, will remove the whitener and look at your progress. Many people are able to achieve their desired level of whitening with one treatment, while others may need subsequent treatments to see major improvement. The dentist will most likely polish your teeth when your treatment is over, as this brings out the whitening effects and makes your teeth look their best.
To learn more about how teeth whitening can improve the look of your smile, contact Paul L Kadzik and make an appointment today. His office will be glad to treat you for your staining issues and can dramatically improve the health of your smile. They offer a wide array of dental services to improve both the health and appearance of your teeth.
