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Teeth whitening is a cosmetic solution in which colored organic and inorganic materials formed in the enamel surface of the teeth are removed with tooth whitening gels. The process of elimination is the application of a specially prepared gel onto the teeth, accelerating the reaction with a light source or laser. The mechanism of the bleaching process is an oxidation-reduction reaction. The substances used are oxygen-enriched. The substances that cause coloring in the teeth are replaced by colorless substances and whitening occurs.

Inner coloring: Stains that have penetrated into the tooth and can not be removed by brushing. Tinted beverages such as non-tea and coffee make inside coloring as they do outside coloring. Structural defects that occur during the formation of the teeth (such as due to drugs or excessive fluorine intake) also fall into this category. Bleaching is very successful in most of these cases. External Coloration: Cigarettes such as cigarettes, tea, coffee coke on the surface of the teeth are coloring sticks from some stains. Often it is possible to get rid of these stains after tooth cleaning. Different colors may require different treatments. This is why it is best for your dentist to decide what type of treatment is needed.