The dangers of blue light teeth whitening

Nowadays, technology is becoming more and more advanced, and teeth whitening and cosmetic surgery are also very common. Some female friends, because their teeth are crooked or not white, will go to a special teeth whitening place to do blue light teeth whitening, but blue light is a beam of radiation. Although it can whiten teeth very effectively, it will also radiate to the surrounding skin, causing drastic effects and changes.

1. Cold light teeth whitening:

This technology is the latest teeth whitening technology that is popular in Europe and the United States. It can not only remove pigment deposits on the surface of the teeth, but also penetrate deep into the teeth to achieve a discoloration effect. According to clinical experiments, the use of beyond cold light teeth whitening technology can improve the effect by 5-14 vita color levels, which is not only better than similar products, but also exceeds the whitening effect of home braces by more than 30%. The operation only takes thirty minutes, has no side effects, and the whitening effect can last for more than two years.

2. Laser Teeth Whitening:

The LaserSmile teeth whitening system has a magical whitening effect on adult melanin caused by tetracycline and deep smoke stains left by years of smoking. Because the light waves of the LaserSmile laser teeth whitening system will produce a strong catalytic reaction when encountering pigment deposits that are in great contrast to the natural color of the teeth. The greater the reaction, the more obvious the effect.

It is reported that during the process of teeth whitening with the LasorSmile laser teeth whitening system, patients feel no pain, there are no side effects, and it does not harm the delicate gums. It saves time, effort, money and worry.

3. Ultrasonic cleaning

Supragingival scaling (commonly known as teeth cleaning) refers to the use of scaling instruments to remove supragingival tartar, plaque and color and polish the tooth surface to delay the re-deposition of plaque and tartar. However, because supragingival calculus is often connected to shallow subgingival calculus, professional teeth cleaning should also remove calculus within the gingival sulcus, that is, about 3 mm below the gingival margin. For deeper subgingival calculus, subgingival scaling is required later.

4. Porcelain Teeth

The teeth that need to be repaired are ground into rods and then porcelain caps are put on. Applicable people: Suitable for patients with tetracycline teeth, broken teeth, cracked teeth, etc. Whitening effect: It takes effect quickly and lasts longer. However, "beautified" teeth tend to become sensitive and fragile, and the metal part of the porcelain crown can easily irritate the gums, causing them to darken and shrink.