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| On which teeth can Smiling treatment be carried out? |
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| Just on the front teeth, the 'smile line'. |
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| How long do the Smiling System treatment effects last? |
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| From six to twelve months, but much depends on one's eating, drinking and/or smoking habits, etc. |
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| Can the bleaching level to reach be previously decided? |
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| It depends on the original colour of the teeth. |
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| Is the treatment painful? |
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| Smiling is a painless treatment. |
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| What are Carbamide Peroxyde and Hydrogen Peroxide |
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There are two main active principles employed for tooth bleaching: carbamide peroxyde (consisting of hydrogen peroxyde and urea) and hydrogen peroxyde. Both of them are used, with varying percentages, for professional purposes by dentists and for home-care whitening products as well.
Carbamide Peroxide is a transparent gel based on hydrogen peroxide and urea. Once applied on the teeth, it liberates oxygen and urea, penetrating among the enamel prisms and whitening the coloured pigments.
Recent researches have stressed the safety of the teeth bleaching systems based on Carbamide Peroxide, like Smiling System, even in case of overuse.
Controls under electronic microscopes, before and after the treatment, have excluded negative effects on the superficial and the deep enamel hardness. |
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| Does Smiling System damage the teeth enamel? |
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No, it doesn't.
It is an efficient and safe treatment without any collateral effects. |
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| Can Smiling System create problems to one's gums tissue? |
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No, it cannot.
Smiling System does not act on the gums tissue. |
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| Does Smiling treatment give results in case of crowns or fillings? |
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No, it doesn't.
No bleaching method can do.Smiling System shall not be used on crowns and/or fillings.
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| Is it possibile to carry out a Smiling treatment if the customer is pregnant or breast-feeding? |
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No, it isn't.
Up to now no specific researches have been made about this subject. Therefore, the treatment cannot be used with pregnant or breast-feeding women
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| Is it possible to whiten teeth which are spotted due to medicines (tetracycline)? |
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| Yes, it is, but only with high percentages of Hydrogen Peroxide. |
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