What causes tooth discoloration?
There are several causes. The most common are age and consumption of colored substances such as coffee, tea, cola, tobacco, red wine, etc.
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During tooth formation, if tetracycline is used, some antibiotics or excessive fluoridation can cause tooth discoloration.
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Who can benefit from teeth whitening?
Almost anyone. However, treatment may not be effective for some compared to others. Your dentist can decide if you are the right candidate through oral examination and tooth shade assignment.
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Is teeth whitening safe?
Yes. Numerous researches as well as clinical studies show that teeth whitening under the supervision of a dentist is safe.
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In fact, many dentists consider whitening the safest cosmetic dental procedure. Zoom! not recommended for children under 13 years, pregnant and lactating mothers.
What is the Zoom procedure! of teeth whitening?
How long do the results last?
By following the simple post-whitening tips, your teeth will always be whiter than before. To make your teeth look beautiful, we recommend using toothpaste, brushing twice a day, and as needed home care with Zoom! Weekender or Nite White gel. These are professional products created to keep your teeth as white as possible. These preparations are only available from your dentist.
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How does the Zoom! procedure work?
The light-activated bleaching gel has the content of Hydrogen Peroxide. The moment Hydrogen Peroxide dissolves, oxygen is introduced into the enamel and dentin, bleaching the colorants until the tooth structure remains unchanged.
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Zoom Light! helps activate hydrogen peroxide and helps penetrate the tooth surface. A study has shown that the use of Zoom light! increases Zoom efficiency! gel at 26% or more, giving an average improvement of eight shades *.
What does a patient experience during the Zoom procedure in the office?
During the procedure, the patient can comfortably watch television or listen to music. Persons with a pronounced reflex for vomiting or anxiety may have difficulty throughout the procedure.
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How to control Zoom light exposure !?
Zoom procedure! requires that all soft tissues inside or outside the mouth be protected. The dentist should monitor the procedure to make sure any part of the skin or tissue is well insulated during the procedure. Goggles are required during the procedure.
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People who are sensitive to light, including those with PUVA therapy (Psoralen + UV radiation) or photochemotherapy, or patients with melanoma, should not go through the Zoom procedure! In-Office. Also, patients with light-sensitive drug therapy should consult their GP before the procedure. Anyone who is unsuitable for whitening with Zoom! In-Office is a good candidate for Zoom! Take-Home
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Studies show that teeth whitening with Zoom under the care of a dentist is safe.
