Teeth Whitening Also known as Dental Bleaching. Dental bleaching can be used to correct some tooth discolorations. Teeth discoloration may have been caused by staining, aging, or chemical damage to teeth. It is a near permanent solution for a "dull" smile, restoring brightness, and bringing a smile alive. Instant Tooth Whitening at IdentzzHome Whitening Requires approximately 60 minutes to complete the entire tooth whitening procedure.Requires 2 weeks or more Tooth whitening results are more pronounced as higher concentrations are used.Lower concentrations produce milder whitening results. Tooth whitening is professionally performed by the dentist.Daily applications to be done by the patient Patient compliance is of minimum importance.Patient compliance is absolutely essential for the success of the treatment. Results are appreciated instantly.Results appear gradually over the course of the treatment It can be done at: Home-(Home Bleach/Walking Bleach) Dental Clinic (In Office Teeth Whitening) - A one hour procedure in a dental office is the quickest and most predictable method. Home Bleach: For in-home whitening, your dentist will take impressions of your upper and lower teeth and will make custom mouthpieces to fit you. The mouthpiece needs to fit well. A close fit helps the whitening agent remain in contact with your teeth. At home, you will fill each mouthpiece with a whitening gel your dentist provides. You will wear the mouthpiece for several hours every day. Many people achieve the amount of whitening they want within a week or two. However, you may need to wear the mouthpiece for four weeks or longer. Inoffice Bleaching: In-office whitening usually takes 30 to 90 minutes. You will need 1 to 3 appointments. The number will depend upon the method used, how severe your stains are and how white you want your teeth to be. Different types of stains respond differently to the treatment. First, your dentist will apply a substance that covers and protects the gums around the teeth. Then, the whitening agent will be placed on the teeth. Some whitening agents are activated by a laser light, special lights or by the heat from these lights. After the whitening agent is applied, the dentist will shine the light on your teeth.
