Teeth Whitening/bleaching

[designersing]

Hi I quit smoking a month ago and would like to bring back the whiteness to my teeth, I thought about Bleaching or Whitening at Dentists in Bangkok, does anyone have any advice on best places to go and how much roughly I will be looking at to pay for this kind of services. Many thanks in advance!

DSG

[trader1]

I had it done for 300$ in new zealand and it was excellent. But only lasted about a year.

[luumak]

do the bleaching not the laser.

it was about same 9K ??? (20% bleach) at bkk dental.

second time around for bleaching (1997).

teeth look great!

[chicowoodduck]

do the bleaching not the laser.

it was about same 9K ??? (20% bleach) at bkk dental.

second time around for bleaching (1997).

teeth look great!

Just an FYI - Do the research as some reports say that excess bleaching can harm the enamel/ gums .

[designersing]

around 9k, okeydokey thats gr8 shall do some research also on this too, lovely ta very much fellas.

DSG

[deejah]

i have been told by a dentist that bleaching can increase the sensitivity of your gums and teeth

this makes perfect sense as i have a bleaching tray and bleached my uppers a number of times and yes my upper teeth are more sensitive to hot, cold, pain, foods, etc

but it comes and goes

i see the options have increased over the years to many over the counter items and laser of which i know nothing about

i am interested, my lowers are in need

[chiang mai]

My dentist at Chiang Mai Ram advised strongly against the process since it destroys the enamel and makes the teeth more brittle.

[cleverD]

Had mine laser cleaned last year at the Bangkok Pattaya hospital and there was a vast improvement in whiteness,cost about 10k baht and spoke to my dentist in the UK before having the treatment and he assured me there was no bad side effect.

[moldy]

Had mine laser cleaned last year at the Bangkok Pattaya hospital and there was a vast improvement in whiteness,cost about 10k baht and spoke to my dentist in the UK before having the treatment and he assured me there was no bad side effect.

I'm pretty sure bleaching can damage your teeth. Surely a good clean will provide good enough results. Maybe there is some other cosmetic procedure. Explore possibilities.