Treatments

It is a form of treatment applied to congenital or acquired tooth discoloration. A detailed examination of the patient is required before whitening to determine the feasibility of the treatment. Some factors related to the patient may pose an obstacle to whitening treatment. Whitening treatment can be applied in the clinic or at home under the supervision of a physician. Whitening can also be applied to discolored teeth after root canal treatment. Depending on the chosen treatment method, the process may take several sessions. The whitening process is a reversible process. In some cases, the treatment may fail (the desired whitening may not be achieved) or the teeth may return to their previous color a few years after the treatment. Sensitivity may occur in the teeth after the whitening process. If the sensitivity persists, consult your physician. During the whitening process and for two weeks afterwards, one should not smoke and should not consume coloring foods and drinks (tea, coffee, orange juice, turnip juice, etc.). Otherwise, discoloration of the teeth may occur again.

DEVITAL TEETH WHITENING

It is a treatment aimed at lightening the color of the tooth applied after root canal treatment on discolored teeth. Some dental conditions may pose an obstacle to whitening treatment; your physician decides whether whitening can be applied or not. Depending on the situation, the process may take several sessions. In some cases, the desired whitening may not be achieved or the teeth may return to their old color after a while after the treatment. The brittleness of whitened teeth is greater than normal teeth.