Laser teeth Whitening – Fact or Fiction

Nov. 4, 2007 - PRLog -- Along with many other forms of beauty treatments and ways to improve your wellbeing and generally make yourself feel better laser teeth treatment is now a popular treatment for many who strive for personal improvement and a whiter smile.

Laser teeth whitening is performed in many salons by trained professionals who apply a chemical normally chlorine dioxide on the teeth and then the laser oxidises the chemical which speed sup the process and the whole treatment is then undertaken in an hour resulting in the staining being removed.

Teeth are very much unique to each individual and therefore impossible to promise exacting results and the end result will change depending on the amount of staining they had in the first place. Typically things like coffee, tea, red wine and smoking are the main things that stain teeth and after laser teeth whitening it is recommended to reduce the consumption to avoid re-staining of the teeth.

Since the increase of the laser teeth whitening industry professional companies like The White Teeth Company – http://www.whiteteethcompany.co.uk offer the service in many salons across Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire and Oxfordshire.

So is laser teeth whitening fact or fiction? Well it is fact but because everyone teeth are individual then it is impossible to guess the results after the treatment and therefore people should be aware no laser teeth whitening is guaranteed and companies advertising that it is should be treated with care and caution.

Website: www.whiteteethcompany.co.uk