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Teeth Whitening (Bleaching)
Bleaching is done to remove a thin outer layer of the enamel that causes the yellowish colour. Oxidizing agents such as hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide is used to ‘oxidise’ the surface of the tooth to lighten the shade of the tooth. While this is the easiest way to whiten one’s teeth, this procedure is known to cause some sensitivity in some patients. Currently, there are some sealing agents that can be used to minimize the sensitivity.
Teeth whitening
Ceramic Veneering
This is a more effective way of whitening teeth. This procedure involves the enamel layer to be interlaced with a more rigid material that would improve enamel thickness and avoid the dentin layer from being visible. This eliminates the yellowish look of the tooth and provides a whiter outlook. There are two main types of material that can be used for this procedure, composite material and porcelain material. Composite is a cost-effective option while porcelain is a more durable choice.
Veneers
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