WHAT IS TEETH WHITENING?

Teeth whitening is the process of using compounds containing peroxide applied to the surface of teeth to improve the whiteness of the teeth. There are two ways to do teeth whitening. In a dental clinic or at home, depending on your needs and your dentist’s instructions. The effectiveness of these two methods is the same if done correctly, but whitening in the clinic is often preferred due to the short time, immediate results and the doctor will control the bleach in the mouth well, limit the risk of bleach burns mucous membranes.

WHAT IS TEETH WHITENING?

Teeth whitening is the process of using compounds containing peroxide applied to the surface of teeth to improve the whiteness of the teeth. There are two ways to do teeth whitening. In a dental clinic or at home, depending on your needs and your dentist’s instructions. The effectiveness of these two methods is the same if done correctly, but whitening in the clinic is often preferred due to the short time, immediate results and the doctor will control the bleach in the mouth well, limit the risk of bleach burns mucous membranes.

CAUSES OF TEETH TURNING YELLOW

A bright white teeth are desired by everyone, but not everyone is lucky to have it. Teeth discoloration occurs for the following reasons:

Due to changes in dentin structure
Teeth aging naturally
Absorption of exogenous colorants such as food, drink, tobacco,…

Therefore, improving the color of teeth to get the natural shiny white with “whitening” is an indispensable part to improve the beautiful and shiny smile.

WHEN CAN WE GET WHITENING?

About 90% of people are suitable for whitening, except for some abnormal tooth such as: poor mineralization, low production of enamel, severe degree of tetracycline infection…

Because, the surface of the teeth has a thin layer of plaque, stickiness or tartar, it’s important before bleaching the teeth to clean them.

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IS TEETH WHITENING HARMFUL?

Dental whitening products are very safe for the body if used correctly. However, you should check the product label and expiry date before using it.

During bleaching, there may be a temporary sensitivity (70% of bleaching cases) depending on the patient’s sensitivity.

WHITENESS HP MAXX

Whiteness HP Maxx is an in-office professional teeth whitening system that uses high-concentration Hydrogen Peroxide (~35%) to effectively remove stains and brighten tooth color. The whitening agent penetrates the enamel and dentin to break down discoloration, delivering visible results in a single session (60–90 minutes) while maintaining the integrity of the tooth structure. This treatment is safe under professional supervision and is suitable for patients seeking fast, noticeable aesthetic improvement