Getting to Know Zoom Teeth Whitening
Zoom teeth whitening is a teeth whitening procedure using LED light with adjustable intensity according to suitability, under the care of a specialist dentist. It is safe and effective, capable of whitening teeth immediately within 45 minutes. It is fast, safe, and suitable for those with limited time.
Zoom!! LED Light Technology to Stimulate Teeth Whitening
The causes of tooth discoloration come from various factors such as aging, dietary habits that easily stain the tooth surface from drinking tea, coffee, or red wine, etc. Additionally, some medications such as antimicrobial drugs like Tetracycline during tooth development or excessive fluoride intake can also cause yellowing or darkening of teeth. Currently, teeth whitening is safe and widely accepted. Whitening under the guidance and care of a dentist is the safest. However, it is not recommended for children under 13 years old, pregnant women, or breastfeeding mothers. Teeth whitening can be done from the age of 14 and above, but the results vary depending on the original tooth color and the duration of the whitening process. Your dentist will examine and provide advice for each individual case.
Teeth Whitening Procedure
The dentist will cover the gums and oral mucosa and provide protective glasses. For those sensitive to light, patients with skin diseases, or those taking certain photosensitive medications, it is advisable to avoid or seek advice from the dentist. During the whitening process, patients can close their eyes, listen to relaxing music, or watch television, except for those with issues such as coughing or hiccups, as excitement makes this whitening method unsuitable.
Post-Whitening Recommendations
- Avoid consuming dark-colored or strongly pigmented foods and drinks, and refrain from smoking for at least 1 week (it is recommended to use a straw when drinking dark or strongly colored beverages instead).
- Maintain good oral hygiene by brushing teeth properly, flossing, and cleaning between teeth after meals and before bedtime.
- Regularly visit the dentist after whitening when teeth begin to change color to maintain long-lasting whiteness.
