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Dental Whitening Root Canal Treated

dental whiteningSome years ago I managed this tooth and now I have a dark color.
By an accident I was hit in the upper front teeth and after a while one of them was dark
My son, the dentist did a root canal and the tooth now has a different color.

These comments are fortunately not too often heard, but they can happen. In the case of dental trauma without proper monitoring and treatment, the tooth in most cases this will change color.

The dental procedures that involve removing the pulp organ “Nerve” is often the case that eventually change color.

The cause of this phenomenon is due to: For the specified root canal or dental trauma, there is internal bleeding inside the tooth pigmentation and after a while the tooth is dark, because the blood hemoglobin is oxidized from a normal color to gray or dark brown. Usually this process is asymptomatic patient is not perceived “pain”

The treatment involves placing a whitening toothpaste in the affected tooth and let it act for a period of 48 hours. In the second session desobtura the tooth and if necessary re-use the same process.

This is repeated up to three times, if not the desired color is achieved by the tooth will receive a veneer or crown, to change its color.

In case the non-vital bleaching procedure is successful in the second session, the tooth should be sealed permanently with a luminoactivado material.

There are cases where it is needed root canal again to come to fruition.

How to get white teeth?

white teeth

* Most mouthwashes do not fight bacteria:
Most mouthwashes are important but not reach the areas where they do reach the brushes. The bacteria are not removed by rinsing.

* The teeth whiteners do not change the color:
They simply remove existing stains the teeth. Is say, it would restore the original color of teeth. The person who is white, will have more white and yellow that I had, but they are yellow. Never get whiter or brighter.

* The flossing prevents heart disease:
American researchers have found that people with gum disease are twice as likely to have heart problems.

* Dry mouth can damage teeth
A permanently dry mouth is starting diabetes. The saliva is vital to wash away food and neutralize acids.

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