How to perform teeth whitening restoration?

Many of my friends have beautiful facial features and cheeks that are memorable at first sight, but yellow teeth leave a bad impression on people. If you want to whiten and repair your teeth, you might as well try some common methods, such as tooth bleaching, blue tooth whitening, tooth laser whitening, etc. There are many methods that can have a whitening effect on teeth, and you can choose according to your own situation. When performing teeth whitening and restoration, try to choose the method that causes less damage to the teeth to avoid signs of loosening of the teeth after the restoration.

1. Teeth bleaching

Conventional tooth bleaching uses the oxidation and decomposition effects of bleaching agents such as hydrogen peroxide to whiten colored teeth. The disadvantages are that it may cause tooth sensitivity, gum irritation, changes in dentin hardness and surface structure, etc.

2. Blue light teeth whitening

Blue light teeth whitening is a technology that applies a bleaching agent to discolored teeth and then irradiates the teeth with a light source with low heat generation to accelerate the bleaching process. Blue light whitening technology not only has a good whitening effect on mildly discolored teeth, but also reduces damage to the dental pulp due to the low heat generated by the light source during treatment.

3. Teeth laser whitening

Laser tooth whitening is a method of whitening teeth by applying a bleaching agent to the surface of discolored teeth and then irradiating them with laser light. Studies have found that in addition to achieving good bleaching effects, laser teeth whitening can also shorten the time of teeth bleaching treatment. Since laser teeth whitening technology has only been available for a short time, only short-term results can be observed, while long-term results still need time to be tested.

4. Restorative treatment of teeth

Dental restorative treatment is mainly used for moderate to severe enamel hypoplasia, fluorosis and tetracycline-infected teeth. Because these situations are more serious, the above bleaching methods cannot achieve the desired results. Restorative treatment methods include: composite resin coating restoration, dental veneer technology and porcelain vital all-ceramic crown restoration.

5. Cosmetic restoration of teeth

Cosmetic restoration is attracting more and more people to choose to use it and has become a favorite for oral health and beauty! Cosmetic restoration is currently a very advanced restoration technology in the world and has been widely used in developed countries. As a high-tech tooth restoration technology, cosmetic restoration is realistic and beautiful, strong and wear-resistant, has a color similar to natural teeth, has good biocompatibility, does not irritate oral tissue, and is easy to clean. Cosmetic restoration can not only help people with various dental problems get rid of their dental problems.