Achieve a Radiant Smile
Teeth whitening is a non-invasive dental procedure, to alter the natural color of tooth enamel, providing an ideal way to enhance the beauty of your smile.
Because having whiter teeth has now become the number one aesthetic concern of most patients, there are a number of ways to whiten teeth. The most popular method is using a home teeth whitening system that will whiten teeth dramatically. Since teeth whitening only works on natural tooth enamel, it is important to evaluate the replacement of any old fillings, crowns, etc. Replacement of any restorations will be done after bleaching so they will match the newly bleached teeth.
While teeth whitening isn't permanent, it offers long-lasting results. Periodic touch-ups, especially for those who smoke or consume staining substances like coffee, tea, or wine, may be necessary every few years.
We currently offer both professional in-office whitening, and take home whitening.
What Does Teeth Whitening Involve?
At home whitening: This type of teeth whitening usually requires two visits. At the first appointment, impressions (molds) will be made of your teeth to fabricate custom, clear, plastic, trays.
Do you have an event coming up, like a wedding or a vacation, that you want to look and feel your best for? Zoom Whitening, an amazing in-office whitening treatment.
Stronger whitening ingredients that you can’t get in at-home products can safely and immediately whiten your teeth by 8 shades in just 45 minutes, removing deeply ingrained stains that can’t be removed with at-home treatments.
Achieve a Radiant Smile
Teeth whitening, a straightforward and non-invasive dental procedure, is employed to alter the natural color of tooth enamel, providing an ideal way to enhance the beauty of your smile.
As an increasing number of patients prioritize whiter teeth, various methods, including home teeth whitening systems, are available for dramatic results. It's essential to note that teeth whitening specifically targets natural tooth enamel. Therefore, it's advisable to consider replacing any old fillings or crowns after the whitening process to ensure a seamless match with the newly bleached teeth.
While teeth whitening isn't permanent, it offers long-lasting results. Periodic touch-ups, especially for those who smoke or consume staining substances like coffee, tea, or wine, may be necessary every few years.