How Does Dentists Do Teeth Whitening?

Discoloration can affect the whiteness and display of your smile. Tooth staining and yellowing can have multiple contributing factors like; improper oral care, caffeine, excess sugars, tobacco, and aging. A popular trend is to alter the tarnishing effects of discoloring factors with a cosmetic dentistry procedure to whiten your teeth. A bright and white smile is undeniable and a positive force in creating attraction and instant popularity.

When protective oral care habits decrease, the effects become noticeable on the interior and exterior of your teeth. The complete removal of plaque is necessary to decrease the buildup of harmful tarter that discolors and stains teeth. Even with routine brushing, teeth become discolored by eating harmful foods or continued use of tooth discoloration products. Advancements in cosmetic dentistry have created miraculous transformations of stained teeth into whiter, brighter, and healthier smiles.

After oral examination, your dentist will determine and explain what whitening treatment is best to improve the color of your teeth. Advancements in teeth whitening technology have expanded the treatment options and will prolong the length of whitening results.

What are Advantages of Teeth Whitening?

• Up to 8 Shades of Whitening
• Instant Results
• Improves Self-Confidence
• Fast and Easy Procedure
• Multiple Treatment Options

For out of office procedures, your dentist will design a specialized mouth tray to fit the exact contours of your mouth. A consistent concentration of peroxide gel is used to fill the tray and is inserted into your mouth for a specific period of time. The powerful whitening gel is activated and whitens your teeth after a few short at-home sessions.

Advanced treatments in your dental office include laser light curing technology. A powerful gel is applied to the stained area of the teeth and a constant beam of light activates the whitening gel producing whitened teeth.

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