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WHAT IS TOOTH WHITENING?
Its a bleaching process that lightens discoloration's and
removes stains from the enamel and dentin of the teeth. Nite White uses a
mild solution retained in a custom made appliance that is worn over your
teeth while you sleep or during the day.
Why Can Only My Dentist Get My Teeth Their
Whitest?
Your can only get Nite White from your dentist. Prior to
beginning treatment, your dentist will examine you to determine whether
you have any untreated cavities, tooth decay, or unhealthy teeth. Then, a
custom-fitted tray is made by taking an impression of your teeth, which
gives you a personalized tray and allows you to achieve optimum
results.
WHAT CAUSES TOOTH
DISCOLORATION?
There are many causes. The most common include aging,
consumption of staining substances (coffee, teas, colas, tobacco),
traumas, tetracycline (antibiotic) staining, excessive fluoride, and nerve
degeneration.

Who May Benefit From Tooth
Whitening?
Almost everyone. However there are some cases where the
treatment may not be effective. A dentist may determine a viable candidate
for the process through a thorough oral examination and diagnosis.
Tooth-lightening is ideal for patients who have healthy, unrestored teeth
and would like to have a whiter, brighter smile.
Can I Bleach While I Am Pregnant Or
Lactating?
To date, there has been no testing done on the effects of
using a professional tooth-whitening system during pregnancy. Therefore,
we do not recommend that you use Nite White if you are pregnant or
lactating.
Why Aren’t My Teeth Whitening
Evenly?

Sometimes the biting edges and the sides of the teeth
whiten more quickly than the rest of the teeth. This occurs because your
enamel is thicker in these areas and responds faster to the whitening
process. As you continue to use Nite White, the rest of your teeth will
catch up and the color will even out.
WHO MAY BENEFIT FROM TOOTH WHITENING?
Almost everyone. However there are some cases where the
treatment may not be effective. A dentist may determine a viable candidate
for the process through a thorough oral examination and diagnosis.
Tooth-lightening is ideal for patients who have healthy, unrestored teeth
and would like to have a whiter, brighter smile.
Dramatically Less Sensitivity
Studies show that Nite White EXCEL causes significantly
reduced levels of tooth sensitivity when compared to the leading glycerin
based products. Most patients experience less sensitivity both during and
after tooth whitening with no decrease in efficacy. In fact, no other
tooth whitener works faster! Nite White EXCEL contains a minimal amount of
glycerin. Because glycerin is hydrophilic, it dehydrates the tooth matrix
and may cause mild to severe discomfort. The new "Blend Formulation" of
Nite White EXCEL reduces this type of sensitivity while improving flavor
and extending shelf life.
Is The Process Safe?
Research indicates that whitening teeth with carbamide
peroxide under the supervision of a dentist is safe for teeth and gums.
Tooth
Bleaching
Tooth
bleaching is offered for cosmetic purposes. Many individuals who have
discolored enamel are not satisfied with the appearance of their teeth and
go to great lengths to achieve the perfect smile. Tooth bleaching can be a
solution. This can be done by a dental professional in the dental office or
at home. Any person considering using home bleaching products should seek
advice from an oral health professional such as your dental hygienist or
dentist. This visit is crucial as home bleaching treatments may not be
effective or preferable for every individual. For the best and safest
results, the individual should be monitored by an oral health professional
throughout either home bleaching or professionally applied
treatments.
There are
two types of tooth stains:
- Intrinsic
stain (internal stain) This means the stain
occurs from within the tooth. This type of stain cannot be removed by
brushing and flossing and sometimes bleaching may not be effective. Some
causes of intrinsic staining are injury to the tooth, certain medications
(such as tetracycline) taken during tooth formation or an excess fluoride
ingested during the formation of teeth.
- Extrinsic
stain (external stain) This is staining of
the tooth surface. Some sources of extrinsic stains are cigarettes,
cigars, coffee, tea, or foods that contain a lot of spices. This type of
staining can sometimes be removed by good tooth brushing habits or by
professional prophylaxis (cleaning).
Different
stains require different solutions, therefore it is important to have a
consultation with an oral health
professional.
A small
number of people experience temporary discomfort during the bleaching
treatment series, such as gum or tooth sensitivity. These symptoms disappear
within one to three days after completion of the treatment. It is important
that the manufacturer’s directions are followed precisely. If any side
effects are more than mild or persist, contact your oral health
professional. Overall, tooth bleaching under professional supervision is an
effective method for whitening the
teeth.
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