Teeth Whitening

Brushing and flossing can help in maintaining the daily oral hygiene routine. It will prevent plaque formation on your teeth and make it look white and beautiful. But even after all the care, you might notice your teeth changing to yellow and losing its sparkle. This phenomenon is very common and to get rid of it, you will need to visit your dentist.

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Why do teeth change color?

Even after proper and regular oral hygiene maintenance, your teeth can turn yellow. There are several reasons for this:

  • Drinking stained liquids like coffee, red wine, etc.
  • Excessive use of tobacco
  • With age, the out layer of your teeth called enamel can wear out and this can lead to change in the color of your teeth
  • Several medications can also lead to yellowish teeth

To get off the teeth discoloration problem, clinical whitening is something that you can rely on. This is a very simple process where hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide is used to bleach your teeth and break down the stain. The dentist will clinically apply this on your teeth so that colors get less concentrated and you are able to attain that bright white smile.

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We at Davillier Orthodontics will check the condition of your teeth first. It is important to note that the treatment of teeth whitening is not ideal for all. Hence, after the check-up, once our dentists are convinced that your teeth are the right fit for the treatment, they will discuss the treatment plan with you. So if you wish to get your teeth whitened or know more about this service then give us a call at (757) 597-1000.

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