A Few Secrets About Teeth Whitening

Within the last 10 years the field of teeth whitening, both in the dental office and at home, has changed immensely. Essentially, there are two different methods to get whiter teeth: dental (in-office) whitening, and at-home treatment. Discover a few secrets about teeth whitening that your dentist hopes I'll never tell you!

DENTAL (IN-OFFICE) TEETH WHITENING

I can tell you from first-hand experience, dentists Love patient who wants to have a teeth whitening procedure in the dental office. Back in the early '90s, there was only one option available.

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Your dentist would make molds of your teeth, send them off to a lab, and in 5-10 days receive back your custom-fitted teeth whitening mouthpiece. Then you would sit in the dental chair for 1-2 hours, with these plastic teeth whitening molds filled with peroxide (at a very low concentration) pressed against your teeth and gums.

I'll be the first to admit, dental office teeth whitening has come a long way in the past 10 years. Now the most popular teeth whitening dental office procedure known as Laser Bleaching (or Power Bleaching, Argon Bleaching, etc.) is a shorter process.

Basically, this teeth whitening procedure consists of the application of a concentrated peroxide gel onto your teeth, then for the next hour, you sit in a dental chair with your mouth wide open, while a special light (usually argon) is shined onto the teeth whitening paste that in turn chemically reacts with the peroxide to complete the teeth whitening process in as short a time period as possible.

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