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Whether you choose to do the in house ZOOM or an at home system there is always upkeep afterwards. Teeth are porous and constanlty taking up stain. Some teeth are more porous than others. How much coffee, tea wine etc you drink can affect the need for more frequent treatments as well. Drink all staining liquids through a straw, use an electric toothbrush and go for your twice yearly dental cleaning to help upkeep your whitening. The ZOOM should not be done more than once every 8 to 12 mos and in between you can use some good over the counter products to touch up.
The answer to your question depends on your own personal preference. Natural teeth will discolor over time, however the rate of discoloration depends on many factors. Some people will need to touch up results every 6-12 months while others may only need to every 2-3 years.
Twenty-five percent of the population gets ideal results after one Zoom whitening. On average, it takes about three Zoom Whitening procedures to achieve optimum results.
Whitening treatments are not permanent. Just like getting a haircut, you have to do "touch ups" to maintain your white smile. Depending on what you eat and drink, the time intervals for touch ups will vary.
Depending on your goals and how white you want to remain/maintain, you should consider zoom or any other whitening process a routine procedure. The interval will be up to you, whether it is once per year or every 3.
A good quality Whitening gel such as Zoom! whitening breaks down the stain molecules (chromophores) deep in the enamel. This allows natural light to reflect and more of your tooth surface abnormalities such as small vertical lines to be seen by the naked eye.So, to answer the...
Zoom! in office Whitening is completed on the teeth in an isolated field. Your dentist, I am sure, placed cheek retractors, gum protector dam, cotton rolls and cotton pads all for the purposes of protecting your gums lips and tongue.However, everyone's salivary flow is different and for...
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