I have just across an appearance by a local 'cosmetic' dentist. He mentions
that bleaching and whitening are different. He says that:
Bleaching puts in an artificial colour.
Whitening just dissolves the unnatural yellow pigment leaving you a natural
white behind.
I take it that whitening is the use of carbamide peroxide and/or hydrogen
peroxide gels. So how does one bleach teeth than? I.e. introduce an
artificial
colour?
As far as I have been concerned, these terms were synonymous and
interchangeable.
P.S. so Whamatus... is that better???
>I have just across an appearance by a local 'cosmetic' dentist. He mentions
>that bleaching and whitening are different. He says that:
>Bleaching puts in an artificial colour.
>Whitening just dissolves the unnatural yellow pigment leaving you a natural
>white behind.
Re-read the above statement.
If your B*llsh*t-o-meter doesn't start pegging, it may need
to be recalibrated.
>I take it that whitening is the use of carbamide peroxide and/or hydrogen
>peroxide gels. So how does one bleach teeth than? I.e. introduce an
>artificial
>colour?
No artificial colors are introduced during bleaching.
Artificial colors are *removed* by bleaching.
i.e. coffee, tea, tobacco, marinara, etc...
>As far as I have been concerned, these terms were synonymous and
>interchangeable.
Yes they are.
The link you previously cited is just some dunderhead blowing
smoke up your proverbial a**.
>P.S. so Whamatus... is that better???
Much.
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Whamatus
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This is true, when I bleach my shirts they come out yellow ....
joel
> I have just across an appearance by a local 'cosmetic' dentist. He mentions
> that bleaching and whitening are different. He says that:
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>
> P.S. so Whamatus... is that better???
Sue - 18 Dec 2005 23:09 GMT
> This is true, when I bleach my shirts they come out yellow ....
>
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> > artificial
> > colour?
When you bleach your hair does it comes out white?
> > As far as I have been concerned, these terms were synonymous and
> > interchangeable.
> >
> > P.S. so Whamatus... is that better???