Cosmetic dentistry for Teeth Whitening illuminates even the most stained of teeth. Tooth discoloration happens for a number of reasons. Depending on the severity of stains, brushing and flossing alone might not reverse it. Not all home whitening treatment kits are of like quality either, so using those can be a hit or miss. Professional Teeth Whitening by a Aaron A. Leishman DMD, PA brightens smiles multiple shades whiter in one office visit. Some staining can be hard to remove in any way other than professional whitening. The procedure employs an advanced technology that stimulates a gel into lifting stains with a laser light on the surface and under layers of enamel. Since it attacks stains from under, the new shade of white lasts for years with proper oral hygiene maintenance.
When the unique structure of teeth are of dissatisfaction to a dental patient, veneers in Ft. Myers FL may be an answer for correcting it. Veneers are adhered to the front surface of teeth to change the shape, size and spacing. Candidates for this oral appliance have oral good oral health with enamel that has no more than mild damage. It is to improve cosmetic imperfections of the teeth. It can change the appearance of a receding gum line, crooked teeth, stained teeth, chipped, a row of teeth that are lacking a uniform shape and much more. The materials are made of porcelain or plastic with durability that can be relied on. Veneers last enduringly when professional cleanings are kept up-to-date and with good personal oral hygiene each day.
Choosing the right toothbrush plays a role in how effectively teeth are cleaned. It’s mistakenly believed by some that the firmest bristles are the best. This is not true at all. Bristles that are too firm can injure gum tissue and slowly do some wear and tear on tooth enamel. This is not the best choice for most people. A soft or medium brush is recommended by dentists. The mouth comes in different shapes and sizes as well, so a toothbrush can be the wrong size for a person. Those with a smaller mouth may find that a big head toothbrush makes it hard to access harder to reach areas. Small toothbrushes used to clean a larger mouth might require a longer brushing time for complete cleaning.
