White Teeth: Laser Whitening vs. Teeth Bleaching
Learn how to play Christmas songs on the piano - howc.st Learn the pros and cons of laser whitening vs. teeth bleaching in this dental care video. Expert: Shane Methal, DDS Video transcript: Hi, my name is Dr. Shane Methal, here at Greene Street Dental in SoHo, New York. I've been in private practice both in Maryland and consequently back in New York for the last 17 years. My office website is www.greenestreetdental.com, that's green with an "e" at the end, and today I'm going to be talking about teeth and dentistry. White Teeth: Laser Whitening vs Teeth Bleaching: Well, actually laser bleaching is a variance of teeth bleaching where the dentist will have the patient in the chair and usually use a light activated gel to accelerate the reaction. It is a fast procedure, it is slightly more expensive than conventional bleaching, but it is good for those seeking quick results. It is a fast procedure. It is an in-office procedure and usually entails a slightly higher fee; however, it is a great solution for those looking for a quick fix and rapid turnaround on their bleaching. So, remember existing crown or bridgework or dental fillings will not bleach so make sure you talk to your dentist if you have those issues and they need to be addressed before you begin bleaching. Thanks for watching White Teeth: Laser Whitening vs. Teeth Bleaching! Ifyou enjoyed this video, subscribe to the Howcast YouTube channel! www.youtube.com Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from ...
White Teeth: Affordable Teeth Whitening Procedures
Learn about affordable teeth whitening procedures in this dental care video. Expert: Shane Methal, DDS Video transcript: Hi, my name is Dr. Shane Methal, here at Greene Street Dental in SoHo, New York. I've been in private practice both in Maryland and consequently back in New York for the last 17 years. My office website is www.greenestreetdental.com, that's green with an "e" at the end, and today I'm going to be talking about teeth and dentistry. Affordable teeth whitening procedures. They can include something as simple as an over the counter rinse, gel, or even a pen to something that involves a tray that fits on your teeth that you put bleaching gel into. The over-the-counter options tend to have a lower concentration of what a dentist would prescribe, but tend to be a safe, economical, and viable option for those seeking a slight improvement in their smile. Keep in mind over-the-counter products tend to remove external stain better than internal stain and will not affect any existing dental work. Other alternatives include something that a dentist would prescribe, also using a much more accurately custom-fitted tray, with a bleaching gel, and sometimes even using a light activated or laser bleaching system. Thanks for watching White Teeth: Affordable Teeth Whitening Procedures! Ifyou enjoyed this video, subscribe to the Howcast YouTube channel! www.youtube.com Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from howcastcarestyle and more videos in the Howto ...
Healthy Teeth: Can Teeth Whitening Harm Teeth?
Learn whether teeth whitening can harm teeth in this dental care video. Expert: Shane Methal, DDS Video transcript: Shane Methal: Can Teeth Whitening Harm Teeth? Hi, my name is Dr. Shane Methal, here at Greene Street Dental in SoHo, New York. I've been in private practice both in Maryland and consequently back in New York for the last 17 years. My office website is www.greenestreetdental.com, that's green with an "e" at the end, and today I'm going to be talking about teeth and dentistry. Can Teeth Whitening Harm Teeth? Shane Methal: Well, the short answer is "yes," if you over-bleach. By that, I mean sooner than every six months to a year. If you do over-bleach, you can cause permanent changes into the outer layers of the enamel of your teeth, which could result in permanent sensitivity, and their color changes which are undesirable. When you over-bleach, your teeth do not get whiter and whiter, but instead can become blue or blue-grey, as you bleach out all the pigment. So make sure you don't over-bleach any sooner than six month to a year at most. Thanks for watching Healthy Teeth: Can Teeth Whitening Harm Teeth?! Ifyou enjoyed this video, subscribe to the Howcast YouTube channel! www.youtube.com Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from howcastcarestyle and more videos in the Howto category. You can contribute too! Create your own DIY guide (at www.howcast.com ), learn about producing Howcast spots with the Howcast Filmmaker Program (at info.howcast.com ...
Gum Erosion From Oral Piercings?
Is there any way to prevent damage to your teeth and gums from an oral piercing (besides not getting one at all)? I've been considering getting one, but the risk doesn't seem worth it if the risk is guaranteed.
is it okay to use FIRM toothbrushes?
I just got a new toothbrush and didn't notice that it's firm. I've heard they're bad for your teeth and gums.
Should i throw it out and buy a medium one, or is it fine to use it until i get my next toothbrush?
How do you care for Snakebites?
If you get rubber piercings will it still damage your teeth and gums? If so, how badly? Also, I need every tip in the world to help me with how to care for snakebites. So, help?
Do they make a plastic backing for lip studs?
What I mean by that is...I heard that the lip piercings bother the teeth and gums(the metal). I don't want that. I've had enough problems with my teeth in the past/present. I really want it pierced though. Do they make a certain kind of stud or ring that will be somewhat healthier? OR is the teeth/gum thing just a myth?
I know tongue ones are bad for teeth because it apparently hits them? Or also a myth?
What if someone w/ not so great dental hygiene wanted to get their lip pierced? Dangerous?
I've read all this about how getting the piercing can cause damage to your teeth and gums...but what if their teeth aren't in great shape to begin with?
is using hydrogen peroxide on teeth okay?
is it okay for your teeth and gums? i want whiter teeth but i dont want them pro. whitened and i dont want to go buy trays. also is baking soda okay?