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Here are some answers to the most common questions about oral hygiene and whitening teeth…
Questions About Mouth Wash And Mouth Spray
Q: Why do I have bad breath? What causes of it?
A: Bad breath is not contagious and you cannot catch it from someone else. Secondly, chronic bad breath (halitosis) does not come from stomach. Actually nearly all bad breath originates from the mouth, mostly from the surface of the tongue, below the gum line, between the teeth and other hard to reach areas. The mouth is inhabited by bacteria and the balance between the different kinds of bacteria determines the quality of your breath. The odor causing bacteria are anaerobic which means they cannot live in the presence of oxygen. These anaerobic bacteria inhabit the surface of the tongue by residing between the papillae of the tongue which is oxygen deficient i.e. they live “within” the tongue.
These bacteria cannot be removed completely with a tongue scraper and will recolonize following the antibody therapy. These naturally occurring bacteria feed on the proteins (oral debris) and produce volatile sulfur compounds (VSC) as a by-product of metabolism causing the malodor of bad breath.
Q: What are the enemies to teeth?
A: Your #1 enemy is plaque. This soft, sticky film of germs is constantly forming on your teeth. Left unchecked, plaque can lead to more serious issues. When plaque is allowed to accumulate, it can cause gum inflammation, also known as gingivitis. This condition can be reversed with good brushing, flossing and rinsing habits. But, if left unchecked, it can lead to a build up of germs that eat away at bone and tissue (Periodontitis). When plaque and gingivitis are left unchecked, periodontitis can occur. Periodontitis is a severe gum disease that attacks the bone and tissue supporting your teeth. This can lead to permanent damage inside your mouth. Periodontitis can only be diagnosed and treated by your dentist.
Q: What is of help to oral hygiene?
A: Products like mouth wash; mouth spray can eliminate most bacteria inside your mouth. The easily and effectively way of killing bacteria as rinse mouth with mouth wash is widely accepted worldwide. Tools like tongue scraper, stain stroker, dental floss can also help you remove the plaque that remain on the surface of the teeth. But has a good habit of oral hygiene i.e. brush teeth every day and night is more important than any other things.
Q: What are the Yogi mouth wash and mouth spray used for? How do I use it?
A: Yogi mouth wash and mouth spray are readily available home remedy which economical and easy to use. The germs-killing character secures your mouth against invasion of bacteria. The original Yogi has anti-fungal and probably anti-bacterial qualities. We offer different alcohol content makes it also effective against bugs. Yogi mouth wash moisturizes your mouth and helps protect it from drying out. Yogi mouth spray is handy, easy to be taken wherever and whenever you want a cool and fresh breath.
Questions About Teeth Whitening System
Q: How does it work?
A: It's Carbamide Peroxide. Carbamide Peroxide is commonly known as "teeth bleaching gel". The active ingredients in the gel can fast decompose the stains then easily to be flush away.
Q: Does teeth whitening cause sensitivity issues with my teeth?
A: Most of you won't have to worry about having this problem. But for the small percentage of people who will, we recommend you wear the bleaching trays for only 30 minutes per day versus the normal 1-3 hours. Also, instead of wearing them everyday, you may want to wear them every other day. The whitening process will take a little longer, but this should limit or stop the sensitivity issue.
In most cases, the sensitivity issue usually goes away within 30 minutes of removing your trays. For those of you getting the 1-hour whitening treatment from the dentists, it is very common for them to prescribe you pain medication because their whitening procedure is very painful for a lot of their patients.
Q: How safe is this?
A: Dentists have known for years that tray whitening or bleaching is a fast, safe and predictable way to whiten teeth 2-5 shades in a matter of days. To see what the American Dental Association says about the safety of tooth whitening
Q: Are the custom trays the same trays used at the dentist office?
A: Yes! Our dental lab specializes in making teeth whitening trays, night guards and mouth guards. Dental offices around the world use dental labs like ours as a source for these appliances. By going direct through our lab, you eliminate dentist fees and save hundreds of dollars - and you get the exact same teeth whitening system they would sell to you.
Q: Will this work on caps, dentures or partials?
A: No. Teeth whitening will only work on your natural/real teeth.
Q: Is the whitening process permanent?
Once you reach your desired whitening level, typically within 7-10 days, the whitening should last several years. Of course, by eating different foods and drinking coffees, beverages, wines, etc., your teeth will gradually darken over time. After your initial treatment, we'd recommend doing a touchup every 4-6 months.For the best whitening experience, it is suggested that you get your teeth cleaned to remove plaque.
Q: What is the difference between your method and laser teeth whitening?
A: Neither one is better than the other. The only advantage laser whitening offer is the fact that your teeth will be whiter faster, where normal system takes up to about 10 days to get the same level of whiteness. Laser costs more than the bleaching tray. About 90% of all dentists use the bleaching tray method. Many people have to purchase a teeth whitening system like ours to keep results from fading, or to restore after laser treatment.
Q: Why choose our products?
A: Our system is the same exact product sold by thousands of dentists worldwide. What the service we offer you, exactly the same as a quality dental office does but we supply you with a high quality, effective whitening gel. Our active ingredients are identical to Nite-white, Opalescence, or other premium brands. |
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