Two different methods can be used in the bleaching process. In some cases it is the use of these two methods together. The first method is called the office blanch in the office that is shorter and faster. In this method, the whitening material is applied on the teeth at a higher density. Light or laser is applied to accelerate the whitening reaction in the tooth, and dental bleaching is achieved in a shorter time. In this case, it may be necessary in some cases to repeat the color several times to provide the tone, the color the patient wants.
The second type of whitening is a more controlled whitening. A lower concentration of active substance is used. The patient applies the active substance to the scale taken by the physician and the spoons obtained thereon at the times he wants at home. A whitening period that lasts for 2-3 months, sometimes longer than desired, will result in the desired whiteness. The basic principle in whitening teeth is shudder. The faster you whiten your teeth, the sooner the whiteness returns. That is, the whitening process at the inspection house will be shorter than the slow-whitening process applied at home. Cigarettes, coffee, tea, juices, especially fruit juices, used by the hospital in this period will shorten this turnover process even further.
Ideally, it should be done for young people, for those who are more susceptible to heat sensitivity, for chemical substances, for younger people, for longer periods of time at home, for older people, for people over 45-50 years of age and for whitening at home. is the appropriate method.
