How to Make Your Teeth Whitening in Fremont Long-Lasting | ProDental of Fremont

For more information about Teeth Whitening in Fremont Call us at (510) 573-2399 Or visit our clinic in 6072 Stevenson Blvd, Fremont, CA, 94538. 

Explanation:

Ever wonder how long does your teeth whitening last? or How can I keep my teeth white? Well, the teeth whitening last for up to 3 years and varies from person to person. In order to keep your teeth white here are some tips by our Dentist Dr. Tran which can help you in protecting your teeth from stains and last longer.

Avoid Staining Foods: 

Certain foods and drinks are known enemies of teeth whitening it includes:

1. Coffee.
2. Tea.
3. Berries.
4. Red and white wine.
5. Tomato sauce.
6. Sugary foods and drinks.

Eat Foods That Protect Your Teeth:

There are certain foods that are good for your oral health and help you in keeping your teeth healthy and dazzling.

1. Crunchy fruits and vegetables: It is packed with water which helps produce saliva when you chew them. Saliva helps neutralize acids that break down tooth enamel and leave your teeth more susceptible to stains.
2. Cheese: It helps increase saliva production, and cheese has calcium and phosphorus which helps keep your tooth enamel strong and resilient to decay and stains.

Brush After Every Meal:

Although some foods and drinks can stain your teeth more intensely than others. Brushing your teeth after every meal will help extend the life of your professional whitening. When you’re on the go and can’t brush swishing your mouth thoroughly with mouthwash can help wash away stain-causing bacteria.

Use a Straw: 

You may not typically think to drink coffee, tea, or wine through a straw but it can help you enjoy some of your favorite drinks without getting stains on your teeth. Drinking through a straw can keep beverages from touching the outside of your teeth.

Quit Smoking: 

Don’t smoke as it only takes a few months of smoking for the nicotine and tar in cigarettes to stain your teeth yellow, with or without investing in professional whitening. Smoking increases your risk of gum infections, gum disease, plaque, and even oral cancer.

Visit Your Dentist Regularly: 

Visit your dentist for a cleaning and checkup at least once a year to maintain good oral health. The more frequently you visit a dentist the more you will get a whitening touch-up that helps to keep your teeth looking great.

If you follow these 6 pieces of advice and listen to our Dentist Dr. Tran in Fremont you can keep your teeth looking their best.

For more information about Teeth Whitening in Fremont Call us at (510) 573-2399

Teeth Whitening In Fremont California | ProDental of Fremont

Now brighten your teeth with our Teeth Whitening in Fremont, CA. Our dentist Dr. Tran and Dr. Pham are teeth whitening specialist offering teeth whitening, tooth bleaching services. Call us at (510) 573-2399 Or visit our site: http://bit.ly/2vb98rF

Types of Anesthesia For Wisdom Teeth Removal | ProDental of Fremont

Introduction:

Wisdom teeth are the last and third molars on each side of the upper and lower jaws. These are the final teeth to erupt,  it appears when the person is in there late teens and early twenties. Our Oral Surgeon recommends Wisdom Teeth Removal because of decay or they aren't erupting correctly in your mouth. This process will be done smoothly if you opt for Wisdom Teeth Removal with anesthesia in Fremont, CA.

Removing Wisdom Teeth:

As wisdom teeth are located at the back of your mouth it doesn't have enough room to come in properly and are referred to as impacted. Extracting impacted teeth requires the removal of some bone and gum tissue. Our dentist recommends some types of Anesthesia (Sedation) during the procedure.

Types of Anesthesia and Sedatives:

Before deciding the best option of anesthesia for your extractions, you need to discuss anxiety level with our dentist with the procedure complexity. The most common types of Anesthesia are:

1. Local Anesthesia: It is a numbing medication injected near the area of the mouth to be treated. This anesthesia blocks the sensation of pain during the procedure.
2. Conscious Sedation: It is an oral medication taken shortly before the procedure starts. This medication makes you drowsy and taken in larger amount can even fall you asleep during the procedure.
3. Nitrous Oxide: This type of sedation is also called laughing gas. It is a mix of nitrous oxide and oxygen that you breathe through a mask placed over your nose. This allows you to feel relaxed and less nervous about the treatment.
4. Intravenous (IV) sedation: This sedation is taken orally or through the vein. It works quickly and you will be capable of responding to your dentist's visual signal. An IV sedation is used in combination with local anesthesia.
5. General Anesthesia: This medication is a combination of oral and IV medications that sedate you to a level of unconsciousness. The best part of this is that once you're fully awake, you won't remember anything about the procedure.

If you've been delaying the removal of your wisdom teeth anesthesia can help you in alleviating your apprehension about the procedure. And whichever method of anesthesia you decide on our oral surgeon Dr. Tran and his highly-trained anesthesia team provide you with a safe and comfortable dental experience. For more information Call Us at (510) 573-2399.