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It is a reality that whitening treatments can give sensitivity to patients after the treatment is completed, however, the majority of patients can prevent this sensitivity by using a prescription strength fluoride toothpaste, they can start using it two weeks prior to the whitening appointment, and also there is a special paste that the zoom treatments have, its called ACP and its basically a highly concentrated desensitizer that is applied through the treatment on the back surfaces of the teeth that are getting whitening. This help tremendously and it allows patients to have their teeth brighter with very minimum sensitivity.
After laser teeth whitening, it's essential to maintain the brightness of your smile. Here are some aftercare tips: Avoid Staining Foods: For the first 24-48 hours, steer clear of foods and drinks that may stain your teeth, like coffee, tea, red wine, and dark-colored foods. Be Mindful of...
Thank you for your interest in improving the color appearance of your 2 front teeth! From your description and the pictures, I am not able to 100% determine the cause of your tooth color appearance concern. It would be great to have some additional information. From what I can see, I suspect...
Sorry to say, but no procedure is available yet to paint the teeth. I have tried it before and not had success. It is a great idea, but no product exists at this time.
It looks as if you bleached your teeth and the tray or strip did not go all the way to the gum line. Unfortunately the photo is not super clear so that is all I can comment on now.
Without proper oral evaluation and radiographic imaging, it'll be challenging to determine the cause for the discoloration. Knowing if it is intrinsic or extrinsic will help direct proper treatment. If it is intrinsic then teeth whitening will not help and porcelain veneers may be an option. Be...
In the photo we can't see what kind of stains you are referring to, but we can see translucency, which is a normal characteristic in the incisal third of the teeth. Also between the central incisors there is a small black triangle that is caused by tooth recession, which may be due to...
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