Red wine is a popular drink to have with dinner, at parties, and on special occasions. Unfortunately, red wine can also be damaging to your teeth. Teeth can turn a soft purple colour after you drink red wine. Over time, this type of drink can cause your teeth to become more brown, blue, dingy gray,…
Coffee, tea, red wine and some soda can all stain your teeth and darken your smile. There are however some foods you have in the fridge or pantry that can actually help whiten your teeth over time. They might not be as effective as professional teeth whitening products—but they are cheap and natural. And that…
There is little doubt that one of the most popular cosmetic dental treatments that we provide is teeth whitening. There are many reasons for this which we will come to later, but one factor is that tooth discolouration is both common and often, also relatively straightforward to improve. There are two types of tooth discolouration.…
Want a brighter smile? When it comes to tooth-whitening, you’ve got two options: in-office-based teeth bleaching, or at-home care. Both tooth-whitening options use peroxide-based bleaching agents. At-home systems contain from 3% to 20% peroxide (carbamide or hydrogen peroxides). In-office systems contain from 15% to 43% peroxide. Generally, the longer you keep a stronger solution on your teeth,…