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PUTNEY BATTERSEA BRENTFORD |
FULHAM (MUNSTER ROAD) FULHAM (PARSONS GREEN) RICHMOND |
Believe it or not, people have been bleaching their teeth for more than one hundred years. The results, however, have not previously met peoples high expectations. With today's technology, teeth whitening has become an excellent and effective way to remove discolouration and stains to the teeth.
All tooth whitening procedures use hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide to bleach out stains on your tooth enamel.
You have two alternatives for treatment.
The surgery process is simple. First your teeth are polished to remove surface debris. A plastic "retractor" is put in your mouth to hold your cheeks and tongue out of the way and a rubber coating is applied to your gums to protect them. Then, the solution containing the whitening substance is painted on your teeth. A light activation system is then used to accelerate the whitening process. The solution is then removed and the process is repeated.
If you want a more pronounced effect you can use a combination of both treatments. Please ask the surgery for more information on both procedures.