By using state-of-the-art computer imaging, we are able to let the patient preview the changes to their teeth before the procedure even begins. So, if you are interested in having tooth whitening, porcelain veneers, dental implants or cosmetic re-contouring done, our imaging system gives you the chance to preview your new smile. Contact us for [...]
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There are now several options for patients with bunched or crowded front teeth. In the past one of the only options a patient had was orthodontia. Now a patient might consider having porcelain veneers. Porcelain veneers allow us to quickly improve your smile in as little as two appointments. For many patients, veneers are a [...]
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With a few post whitening care instructions, a patient’s teeth will be lighter than before their treatment. The first step we recommend is brushing twice a day and flossing daily. Periodic touch-ups with Zoom! Weekender or Nite White gel also will help.
These professional whitening products are used to keep the teeth looking bright and white [...]
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Using a light-activated whitening gel with Hydrogen Peroxide, Zoom! works as the hydrogen peroxide breaks down and oxygen diffuses though the enamel and dentin of the teeth and bleaches any colored substances. The Zoom! system gives patients whiter teeth in about 45 minutes. On average, most patients teeth are eight times whiter after their laser [...]
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There has been extensive research and clinical studies done on teeth whitening. It has been found that when done under the supervision of a dentist, whitening is very safe. Some patients that have their teeth whitened will have some tooth senstitvity during the treatment, but it will go away within a few hours.
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Many patients are great candidates for teeth whitening. However, for some patients, whitening is not as effective. That is why it is best to have a dental professional complete a full evaluation including an oral examination and a color assessment of the teeth to determine if you are a candidate. We also suggest having your [...]
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Teeth can become discolored for many reasons. Some reasons can include consuming staining liquids or foods like coffee, cola, tea, red wine or red sauces. Aging can cause teeth to become discolored, as can smoking. When teeth are being formed, the ingestion of certain antibiotics like tetracycline or excessive amounts of fluoride also can cause [...]
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