What are the types of teeth whitening and how are they different?
DO NOT TRY LASER. TRY THIS. THIS METHOD IS SAFE. Step 1 Brush and floss regularly to reduce or prevent stains. Step 2 Try whitening toothpastes. Though heavily advertised, these only partially whiten teeth and don’t provide a complete remedy. Make sure the toothpaste has the American Dental Association (ADA) seal of approval and has been clinically proved to whiten teeth effectively. Very few whitening toothpastes have undergone any type of clinical trial, and ones that are too abrasive can damage teeth or make them very sensitive. Step 3 Get regular dental cleanings, which remove many food and tobacco stains. No amount of cleaning will remove the severe staining left by tetracycline or systemic disease because these pigments lie inside the tooth; you’ll have to take more aggressive measures against these. Step 4 Consider the two options, in-office and at-home treatments, for bleaching your teeth. A dentist performs in-office treatments by coating the teeth with a bleaching agent, then
