Brighter and whiter teeth are very important
for everyone. Bright and white teeth are essential to impress other people and
boost self confidence. That is why more and more people are getting teeth
whitening treatment as it is the best way to whiten teeth. It is a safe
procedure carried out by dentists by bleaching. Teeth whitening can lighten the
colour of the teeth by several shades. Teeth whitening procedure takes
approximately one to two hours and it can give instant results. Longevita
dentists in Turkey benefit from best teeth whitening technology by implementing
laser technique. After bleaching product is applied on the teeth, a laser is
shone on the bleaching product so that whitening is activated.
Contracted dentists have performed
laser teeth whitening in Turkey very successfully for hundreds of patients who
travelled from abroad. Low teeth whitening cost in Turkey is very convenient
for people who cannot get it done due to high teeth whitening cost in the UK
and USA.
· English-speaking,
certified dentists with international experience
· Latest
laser teeth whitening technology
PROCEDURE: Laser-activated bleaching gel is
applied for whitening teeth
LENGTH: 1 to 2 hours
ANESTHESIA: None needed
SİDE EFFECTS: Sensitivity during and/or after treatment,
gum irritation
RESULT LASTS: Permanent (depends on patient’s diet)
Laser teeth whitening is a procedure to
brighten the colour of teeth without removing tooth surface. Most dental
clinics offer two types of whitening:
· Laser
Teeth Whitening
· Professional
home teeth whitening kits
Both procedures depend on bleaching process
which uses bleaching gels of different strength (3%-30% peroxide). The higher
the concentration of peroxide in the gel, the more powerful it is. Although
higher concentration gel is more effective at teeth whitening, it may cause
more side effects such as sensitivity and damage to the surrounding gum tissue
and lips.
· People
less than 16 years old, because the pulp chamber is thicker, making teeth more
sensitive during the whitening process.
· Pregnant
or lactating women.
· People
who have sensitive teeth or gums, including sensitivity related to gingival
recessions or defective fillings.
· People
who are allergic to peroxide.
· People
suffering from gingivitis, periodontitis, or advanced cavities.
· Treatments
(fillings), crowns, or veneers do not bleach with peroxide. They should be
redone if there are differences in the whiteness at the end of the treatment.
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