Laser Teeth Whitening
The advent of laser beams and rapid scientific developments have helped to benefit from them in the various medical fields. Dentists have also taken advantage of this technique in dental medicine as well. They have begun to study these rays and find suitable ways to use them in their medical field.
In 1994, doctors began using laser techniques to treat many dental problems such as acute gingivitis, dental fillings and tooth decay problems. Teeth whitening had a large share of laser applications. Many laser-based interventions were used to treat yellowing problems And get white teeth.
How To Whiten Laser Teeth
Laser teeth whitening solutions have replaced traditional tooth whitening treatments, including blue therapy, which was the first to be performed before laser bleaching. This is due to the greater effectiveness of red laser radiation in affecting the gel used in bleaching, carbon pyroxide, And remove them without having to heat the gel to high temperatures, as with blue rays, which causes the heat of the tooth and its sensitivity to heat and cold over a long period. It is worth mentioning that the bleaching process Laser process fast, so that not more than an hour and a half with the appearance of results immediately after the completion of the bleaching process.
Measurement of laser bleaching results
The laser surgeon determines the color of the teeth by means of certain electrical procedures, which help in determining the degree of bleaching obtained by each tooth after the completion of laser bleaching. It is worth mentioning that the degree of laser bleaching at each age varies from one to the other. This is determined by measuring the degree of yellowing of each age, its current color, the color to be obtained, and the concentration of rays and gel used on it.
Preventive measures after laser teeth bleaching
All those who undergo laser teeth whitening must follow the instructions and preventive procedures provided by the treating physician to maintain the whiteness of the teeth, by adhering to the specific method of cleaning the teeth and using the special tools provided by the doctor to the patient after the completion of treatment.
In addition to reducing the direct causes of yellowing of teeth, such as smoking, caffeine-rich beverages, foods containing industrial pigments, and spices, the patient can follow these instructions to maintain the color of teeth resulting after bleaching for a long period of time may take a few years.