Tooth Bleaching, Zoom and Laser Teeth Whitening

Cool light Tooth Bleaching

Standard Light Emitting Diode teeth whitening utilizes a hydrogen peroxide bleaching gels apply to enamel surface and emit light energy to accelerate the process of bleaching. Patient will get whitening results within a hour. The procedure is normally performed and controlled by dentist in in dental office or clinic.

Laser Tooth Bleaching

This is enhancement technology from Light Emitting Diode teeth whitening. Several reports reveal effective of laser in teeth whitening. So, it is extremely popular procedure recently. We use diode laser wave range 810 – 980 nm to active whitening gel. The treatments take less time than most other in-office systems. Each bleaching session is divided into two individual applications of the whitener. Both combined, these applications take about 20 minutes. With pre-treatment preparations and post-treatment wrap-up activities, a patient’s procedure should only take around 40 minutes to get the different results.

Zoom Bleaching In-Office

Philips Zoom is the #1 patient-requested professional whitening treatment. In fact, over 10 million patients have already used Zoom to achieve brighter, healthier smiles. Zoom system emit light wave ranging of 350-400nm to activate inclusive patent gel to make teeth whiter. The company claim approximately 7-8 shades different. Zoom is the only in-office system that has variable intensity setting so each treatment can be customized to maximize patient comfort. The system also includes desensitizers to help minimize sensitivity and protect your enamel. This dentist-supervised, in-office procedure is safe, effective and clinically proven to whiten up to eight shades—for a brighter, whiter smile in just one office visit.

Is tooth bleaching safe?

Yes, certainly. Several studies have shown that whitening your teeth with carbamide or hydrogen peroxide under dental professional control is safe for patient teeth and gums.

What is tooth whitening side effects?

The most common side effect is sensitivity. Your dentist is your best resource to ensure that you are a good candidate for whitening and that you are using the right concentration of whitening formula.

How long will my whitening results last?

Whitening treatments help to reduce existing stains, but through consumption of coffee, soft drinks or just through natural aging, your teeth may eventually become discolored again. Maintenance whitening can help combat recurring discoloration.