Rachel Clark

Majority of us begin with sparkling white teeth, thanks to the porcelain-like enamel surfaces covering our teeth. These are composed of microscopic crystalline rods; tooth enamel is designed to protect teeth from the effects of chewing, gnashing, trauma and acid attacks caused by sugar and various other habits in our life. Over the years this enamel is worn down, in the process becoming more transparent and thereby permitting the yellow color of dentin – the tooth’s main core material – to show through. Whenever a teeth whitening technique is effectively able to address this problem, it must ensure restoration in providing proper dental and oral health care.