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Dec 30 2008

Britesmile teeth whitening is expensive

The spa-like Britesmile teeth whitening solution uses a state of the art proprietary laser light to activate the bleaching process in the high concentration hydrogen peroxide teeth. Working in conjunction, these two effectively remove external stains on your teeth and improve your dental hygiene. Unlike other types of laser teeth treatments, the BriteSmile laser system emits light with neither heat nor UV rays which can be harmful to our bodies. Each treatment lasts only about an hour and the best part is that dramatic whiter shade results can be seen almost immediately. If you are rushing for a important photo shoot or hot date, you just need to pay more for getting a confident smile. A unsubstantiated study in Boston claims that patients undergoing BriteSmile procedure also improved the health of their gums. We are not convinced it is really directly due to the laser and bleaching treatments. Most likely these people felt the pinch of the expensive Britesmile process and are angry with their previous poor oral hygiene that led to yellowish teeth. To avoid paying through their nose again, most decided to take more proper care and brush their teeth regularly to prevent stain buildups.

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Dec 29 2008

Zoom teeth whitening

Many people who want whiten teeth fast will have to seek professional dentist treatments such as zoom teeth whitening which has potential for 8 shades of whiter tooth enamel. The actual dental surgical operation usually takes less than an hour. Before the laser light assisted bleaching, your entire teeth structure will first be cleaned and polished by the dentist to remove plaque and tartar. These preparations allow your teeth dentin to get maximum exposure to the bleaching process and have an uniform whitening effect. Rest assure that the anatomical structure of your teeth will remain safe as the Zoom treatment only acts on the discolored tooth dentin areas. Some slight teeth sensitivity may be encountered but the dentist will usually prescribe some anti-sensitivity toothpastes to alleviate the pain and discomforts. Bring some magazines or books to read while waiting for the zoom teeth laser to work its magic, or you may doze off during the teeth bleaching.

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Dec 26 2008

Zoom teeth whitening system

In case you are wondering, yes the Zoom teeth whitener system also uses a hydrogen peroxide-based gel similar in theory to your $20 Crest whitening teeth strips. So why pay so much more for some hydrogen peroxide? This is because the Zoom bleaching gel contains 32% hydrogen peroxide gel, several times more than your Pro Effects strips and also comes with a proprietary activation agent to speed up the start of the teeth bleaching process. The third component that completes the Zoom teeth package is a mercury metal halide light with a wavelength of around 350-400nm, in other words safe violet rays to enhance the whitening teeth effect. If you are worried about getting burns from the laser, rest assured that this is a cool laser that does not cause any significant temperature rises in the patient mouth during the treatment. The laser unit also has an infrared filter to further minimize the amount of heat radiated onto the teeth surface. Before I forgot, there is also a post treatment fluoride application gel given to you to restore any mineral loss from your teeth during the bleaching treatment.

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Dec 25 2008

How to choose the most ideal teeth whitening treatments?

Since there are so many teeth whitening treatments and products on the market nowadays, how should you choose the most ideal one that suits you the most? Would it be some tried and tested at home whitening teeth strips, or a professional in-office dentist procedure. This is not an easy solution as a normal consumer trying to whiten your teeth for the first time can be overwhelmed by the vast amount of information and marketing slogans available. According to the news, this tooth whitening market is worth around $4 billion dollars per annum just for the United States alone and it is still on the rise as people become more and more concerned about keeping up their good looks.
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Dec 15 2008

Compare In Office Teeth Bleaching Against At Home Teeth Whitening

The effectiveness of in office teeth whitening has been studied by a research team from the University of Texas. The main difference between in office versus at home self tooth whitening, aside from having the qualified dentist doing all the bleaching gel application etc, is the availability of specialized whitening lasers and lamps.
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Dec 12 2008

Compare In Office Teeth Bleaching Against At Home Teeth Whitening

The effectiveness of in office teeth whitening has been studied by a research team from the University of Texas. The main difference between in office versus at home self tooth whitening, aside from having the qualified dentist doing all the bleaching gel application etc, is the availability of specialized whitening lasers and lamps.
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Dec 10 2008

How Much Do Custom Teeth Trays Cost?

Yes, if you want to have better teeth whitening results from bleaching teeth gel and other types of treatments that require the medicine to be adhered to your teeth for a long time, you do need customized teeth trays. These are usually made in the first appointment with your dentist whitening expert. Usually bundled as a package with effective Opalescence whitening teeth gels to last the entire treatment course, the estimated price is around…

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Dec 09 2008

How Tetracycline Teeth Stains Come About

Today, we will continue on the topic of Tetracycline teeth stains. Tetracycline is a type of polyketide antibiotic produced to cure many different bacterial infections, especially for severe acne problems. Tetracycline based antibiotics is sold by various brands such as Sumycin, Terramycin, Tetracyn, Panmycin, etc and in various forms such as ointments, capsules, eye and ear drops. They have been in widespread usage since it was first developed in the 1950s.

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Dec 08 2008

Tetracycline Stains Can Be Improved With BriteSmile

Interestingly, not many teeth whitening products claim to be able to remove tetracycline stains on the teeth. The conventional solution is to wear porcelain veneers to cover up these tetracycline stains. Although BriteSmile claims to be able to remove tetracycline stains, be aware that many treatments may be required and the total treatment costs can be very high. It seems that persistence and time is more important for removing such discolored teeth. By the way, it seems that abrasion-based whitening toothpastes have absolutely no effects on clearing up tetracycline stains since they are intrinsic stains.
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Dec 06 2008

WHITENING TEETH GEL IS QUITE EFFECTIVE COMPARED TO TOOTHPASTES

One of the most effective whitening treatment is the bleaching teeth gel. Having good lucks is getting more and more important in today’s life and society. Many people have problems with stained and discolored teeth due to lifestyle habits, such as smoking, drinking coffee and soft drinks. Thus, they are starting to consider teeth whitening products to brighten up their smiles.

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Dec 05 2008

PERIODONTAL DISEASES AFFECT HALF THE ADULT POPULATION

Periodontal diseases is very common and affects at least 50% of adults over 30 years old. ranks second among the most common dental diseases worldwide (the first is tooth decay). The widespread of bad gum diseases is probably due to ignorance. Most people do not know about periodontitis and gingivitis, their symptoms, available treatments, and eventual consequences of improper gum care. Most people do not visit a dentist regularly and is thus not likely to discover they have the initial stages of the disease early. Most only realize they have a gum problem when irreversible damage to the periodontium gum tissues and alveolar teeth structures have occurred.

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Dec 05 2008

WHAT CAUSES BAD GUM DISEASES LIKE GINGIVITIS AND PERIODONTITIS?

Generally, diseases of the gums like Gingivitis and Periodontitis involves inflammations in the gums and progressive loss of the alveolar bone structure that is under the teeth. This is caused by plague acting on leftover food after meals. If you do not regularly brush your teeth and use dental floss after meals, you get a sticky, gel-like layer that forms forms over your teeth. Thats dental plague. Overall time, this plague builds up and forms tartar which infects your gum and underlying bone structures that support each tooth. Eventually, they decay and weaken, causing your teeth to become loose and have to be removed by your dentist.
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Dec 04 2008

HALITOSIS BAD BREATH AFFECTING YOUR LIFE?

Halitosis bad breath is a common oral problem that plagues many people. Luckily, many people are willing to visit a dentist and seek medication for bad mouth odor. In a way, this allows the dentist to check for other existing problems such as tooth decay and periodontitis. It is easy to understand why people are more worried about their breath odor compared to decayed teeth or discolored tooth. Foul breath significantly affects the patient’s personal, social and business life, causing poor self-esteem and self-image. It is difficult to cuddle up to a partner when there is an unpleasant odor around, much less the thoughts of kissing. I would not buy anything from a sales person trying to kill me with his oral malodor either. Continue Reading »

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Dec 03 2008

PAINFUL TEETH SCALING MEANS AN ATTENTIVE DENTIST USUALLY

Teeth scaling is a very involved and time consuming procedure. The dentist uses a high,speed scaler tool to remove plaque and tartar on your tooth surface as well as those embedded deep within the teeth pocket. A little discomfort will be felt when the cleaning is made beyond your gum line, this is necessary as normal teeth brushing cannot reach those plague buildup hidden under your gums. If your dentist does the cleaning properly, it will hurt you the patient, and you are not likely to return since you do not understand why teeth scaling can be painful, and you thought that inconsiderate jerk has a heavy hand and anyhow do a sloppy job bruising your gums here and there.

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