What is best...teeth bleaching or laser treatment? Which of these gives the best finished result and which one keeps the color for longer?
Answer: Comparing Bleaching Trays To Zoom Laser
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Answer: Bleach or laser Laser is always much more expensive than trays. As your teeth will eventually darken again over time, and you will have to repeat the process, I would suggest doing the standard tray treatment as it works for most people. This way it will not be an issue to repeat it as regularly as you need to. If the cost of laser is not a problem - then you can go right ahead and use it from the start as it is slightly quicker to get to the end result. Good luck whichever way you decide to go- Thomas Dey, BDS, MSc
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September 18, 2017
Answer: Bleach or laser Laser is always much more expensive than trays. As your teeth will eventually darken again over time, and you will have to repeat the process, I would suggest doing the standard tray treatment as it works for most people. This way it will not be an issue to repeat it as regularly as you need to. If the cost of laser is not a problem - then you can go right ahead and use it from the start as it is slightly quicker to get to the end result. Good luck whichever way you decide to go- Thomas Dey, BDS, MSc
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October 12, 2018
Answer: Best teeth whitening Laser is by far the best teeth whitening option out there. Patients leave with no post-op sensitivity. I have used other whitening system and none produce the results, comparatively of the laser. The average tooth shade is 6 to 7 times its original shade. It takes 30 minutes. I have not had 1 patient complain about the laser whitening results once we have treated them. Call your dentist for a consultation, you will be glad that you did.
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October 12, 2018
Answer: Best teeth whitening Laser is by far the best teeth whitening option out there. Patients leave with no post-op sensitivity. I have used other whitening system and none produce the results, comparatively of the laser. The average tooth shade is 6 to 7 times its original shade. It takes 30 minutes. I have not had 1 patient complain about the laser whitening results once we have treated them. Call your dentist for a consultation, you will be glad that you did.
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July 1, 2009
Answer: Laser vs take home teeth whitening has similar results after 6 weeks At this time research studies do not show that any one technique is better than any other when you look at the results greater than 6 weeks after the treatment is finished. I have used laser whitening and I currently use the Zoom whitening in my office but I tell every patient that they can get the same result from using a take home whitening in trays that they do themselves for 2 weeks.
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July 1, 2009
Answer: Laser vs take home teeth whitening has similar results after 6 weeks At this time research studies do not show that any one technique is better than any other when you look at the results greater than 6 weeks after the treatment is finished. I have used laser whitening and I currently use the Zoom whitening in my office but I tell every patient that they can get the same result from using a take home whitening in trays that they do themselves for 2 weeks.
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December 22, 2017
Answer: Zoom advanced whitening is safe and effective The only problem I see with Laser bleaching is that the teeth can become over heated during the procedure and can lead to nerve damage if not done properly. I think Zoom is safer because there is NO heat involved and the light helps activate the gel. Trays will do the same thing over time, it's just that the Zoom reduces the amount of time that you would wear the trays.
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December 22, 2017
Answer: Zoom advanced whitening is safe and effective The only problem I see with Laser bleaching is that the teeth can become over heated during the procedure and can lead to nerve damage if not done properly. I think Zoom is safer because there is NO heat involved and the light helps activate the gel. Trays will do the same thing over time, it's just that the Zoom reduces the amount of time that you would wear the trays.
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