Teeth whitening is the process of removing color changes on the tooth surface by using dental equipment such as light-emitting diode (LED’s) and laser technologies. Dental calculus, bacterial infections, tooth decay, and other gum-related problems can leave stains on the teeth. Such stains usually have a darker color and are much more difficult to remove with usual methods. The experience of the dentist, the product and the device used are very important. The bleaching agent used is activated by laser and the process is completed in an average of 30 to 60 minutes.
Teeth whitening can be applied to people over the age of 78 and whose enamel structure is suitable. The duration of the effect of Teeth whitening varies depending on factors such as the person’s eating habits and whether they are smoking. After Teeth whitening, smoking should be reduced, and colored foods such as tea, coffee, and foods with sauce should be avoided. If these conditions are followed after Teeth whitening, the whiteness of the teeth would be longer-lasting.