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Science Behind Teeth Whitening How This Works

Many people dream of a newer, brighter smile. Teeth whitening has become a popular remedy for removing discoloration and restoring teethu2019 natural colour. If you need teeth whitening in Surrey professionally done, Digital Denture Clinic is the place to go.

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Science Behind Teeth Whitening How This Works

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  1. Science Behind Teeth Whitening: How This Works

  2. Many people dream of a newer, brighter smile. Teeth whitening has become a popular remedy for removing discoloration and restoring teeth’ natural colour. If you need teeth whitening in Surrey professionally done, Digital Denture Clinic is the place to go. 02

  3. Oxidation Process Active ingredients used in teeth whitening products include hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide, which work as oxidizing agents. These chemicals enter the tooth enamel and decompose the complicated molecules that cause discoloration. 02

  4. Enamel Permeability The enamel, the outermost layer of the tooth, is porous, allowing the bleaching agents to pass through it and reach the secondary dentin layer. Permeability is one of the key factors contributing to whitening efficiency because it allows the oxidizing agents to interact with the discoloured molecules in the dentin. 02

  5. Dehydration Effect While undergoing the whitening process, there will be instances of dehydration on the tooth’s surface, making it look whiter for a while. This effect is short-term, and the tooth may take its natural colour once rehydrated after rinsing. 02

  6. Remineralization The mineral content of the enamel can be slightly lower after the whitening procedure caused by oxidation. To balance this out, many whitening products are combined with remineralizing agents such as fluoride and potassium nitrate, which help to strengthen and protect the enamel. 02

  7. Light Activation Professional teeth whitening systems use laser to hasten the whitening process. The light excites the whitening agents that work on the breakdown of the stain molecules better and faster. 02

  8. Thank You Email: info@digitaldenturecentre.ca Phone: 604-372-3301 Website: https://digitaldenturecentre.ca/ 16

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