In a recent 2020 article, one of the leading causes of “Zoom Anxiety” or video conferencing self-confidence issues when working from home, is not appearing to be “photogenic”.
Along with your busy social lives and coworkers seeing your smile day in and day out, your self-confidence can be greatly affected by how you appear when you smile.
Yellow or Grey teeth can give off the appearance that you are unhealthy or not keeping up with your oral health, even if you are brushing and flossing properly and have healthy gums.
The truth is our teeth go through years of stain from the foods we eat and drink, which contain dyes and acids that cause external stains and sometimes much deeper staining to the very core of the tooth structure.
Some discoloration can be genetic. Antibiotics taken by a soon-to-be mother can affect the developing child’s mouth. Diseases can also affect the way our teeth appear.
Acid Reflux affects many Americans who struggle throughout the night with acid that essentially contacts with tooth structure and causes discoloration, as a byproduct.
Over the counter options like Whitening Tooth Pastes and Bleaching Pens are readily used, but do not produce the results that patients are searching for, with a significant rate of “rebound” or “regression”. This is when your teeth bleach for a few days, but go back to their previous color within a week or more.
Having options that are at every price point and different methods and strengths, we can custom-tailor the perfect solution for you.
The KoR Name Dr. Rouse Trusts but At-Home on Your Own Terms!
We Offer GLO Whitening As an Affordable At-Home Option!
From the moment you start the process, a friendly Celina face will always be there to answer your questions about treatment and guide you through the process of transforming your smile.
Under the direction of your dentist, there is no reason why teeth whitening will damage your teeth.
Does teeth whitening hurt?
No, teeth whitening does not hurt, although some patients may experience slight tingling during and after the procedure. Sensitivity may also be a side effect, but it usually subsides within a few days. If tooth sensitivity persists longer than one week following the tooth whitening procedure, contact your dentist as they have materials to help alleviate the sensitivity.
Yes, you should absolutely brush your teeth after having them whitened. Try using a tooth whitening toothpaste with a high concentration of fluoride to help keep the stains away.
If you opted for an in-office whitening procedure, you could eat and drink immediately after the process, but you should avoid staining foods and drinks for at least 24 hours. If you had an at-home whitening procedure, you might need to be more cautious about what you eat and drink, as the process may take longer.
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