Comments on: Periodontal Disease and Diabetes – What You Need To Know (Part 1) http://e-healthytimes.com/blog/periodontal-disease-and-diabetes-what-you-need-to-know-part-1 Healthy Times Magazine Inspires Healthier Living on health, wellness and relationship Wed, 28 Apr 2010 16:59:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: editor http://e-healthytimes.com/blog/periodontal-disease-and-diabetes-what-you-need-to-know-part-1/comment-page-1#comment-90 editor Sun, 01 Feb 2009 04:24:07 +0000 http://e-healthytimes.com/blog/?p=242#comment-90 Hi broreichedlic Thank you for your interest in teeth whitening systems. Generally they can be broadly divided into 2 categories : 1 Home bleaching For this method, the patient is usually instructed to apply a bleaching gel into a custom-made tray that fits over the teeth that are to be bleached. This tray is fabricated to fit the size and shape of your jaws by your dentist. Depending on the concentration of the bleaching agent used and the frequency of application, the process will usually take 2-4 weeks for maximum effects. However, success in using a home bleaching kit is totally dependent on patient compliance. Other types of home bleaching kits include whitening strips and paint on gels which contain milder bleaching agents and is therefore, available over-the-counter for sale in pharmacies/supermarkets. Although these kits are generally safe to be used without the supervision of a dentist, the active agents may be too mild to be effective. 2 In-operatory bleaching This method of bleaching is carried out in the dental office and is targeted at patients who do not have the time or patience for home bleaching; who may have a strong gag reflex and not be able to tolerate the bleaching tray; or the taste of the bleaching agent. Stronger bleaching agents and/or light activation are generally used in the clinic to hasten the bleaching process. The treatment usually involves 1-2 treatment sessions, each lasting about 60-90mins. Patients should be cautioned that this method simply speeds up the whitening process but may not be necessarily affect the outcome and will generally leads to more post-treatment sensitivity. Dr Adeline Wong The Oral Care Centre http://www.theoralcarecentre.com Hi broreichedlic

Thank you for your interest in teeth whitening systems.
Generally they can be broadly divided into 2 categories :

1 Home bleaching
For this method, the patient is usually instructed to apply a bleaching gel into a custom-made tray that fits over the teeth that are to be bleached. This tray is fabricated to fit the size and shape of your jaws by your dentist. Depending on the concentration of the bleaching agent used and the frequency of application, the process will usually take 2-4 weeks for maximum effects.

However, success in using a home bleaching kit is totally dependent on patient compliance.

Other types of home bleaching kits include whitening strips and paint on gels which contain milder bleaching agents and is therefore, available over-the-counter for sale in pharmacies/supermarkets. Although these kits are generally safe to be used without the supervision of a dentist, the active agents may be too mild to be effective.

2 In-operatory bleaching
This method of bleaching is carried out in the dental office and is targeted at patients who do not have the time or patience for home bleaching; who may have a strong gag reflex and not be able to tolerate the bleaching tray; or the taste of the bleaching agent.

Stronger bleaching agents and/or light activation are generally used in the clinic to hasten the bleaching process. The treatment usually involves 1-2 treatment sessions, each lasting about 60-90mins. Patients should be cautioned that this method simply speeds up the whitening process but may not be necessarily affect the outcome and will generally leads to more post-treatment sensitivity.

Dr Adeline Wong
The Oral Care Centre
http://www.theoralcarecentre.com

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