25 Jul Smile Confidently with Zoom Whitening
Zoom teeth whitening is an enhancement provided by your cosmetic dentist that can lighten your teeth multiple shades in one quick dental appointment. This smile makeover can alter your appearance by making stained, discolored, or drab teeth bright and beautiful in about an hour.
Zoom Vs. Other Teeth Whitening Methods
You can choose from a variety of methods and products available that advertise to whiten your teeth; however, Zoom teeth whitening has a proven track record providing a completely safe and effective program that is available in both an in-office application and take-home program.
Slimy strips, one size fits all dental trays, blue lights, pastes, and rinses all pale in comparison to the results that can be achieved with Zoom teeth whitening.
Zoom Teeth Whitening Process
It may be recommended that you have your teeth cleaned before you begin teeth whitening to remove all plaque and topical stains.
Your in-office teeth whitening experience begins with all the appropriate safeguards in place … protective eyewear is offered and you are seated in a comfortable position. All oral tissues are protected, the whitening gel is applied by your trained and experienced teeth whitening specialist, and a laser is used to expedite the whitening process.
One brief session is often sufficient; however for deeper stain or discolored dentition a second application may be completed during this same visit. It is important to note that Zoom teeth whitening can continue to lighten your teeth for several days following in-office treatment. You will complete your teeth whitening experience usually in about one hour.
At Home Treatment
For patients wishing to whiten in their own time frame and in the privacy of home, your cosmetic dentist can provide you a custom fitted whitening tray and the products needed to achieve whitening on your own. Of course, whitening at home takes longer to realize results.
You can maximize your whitening experience by educating yourself on the foods, beverages, and lifestyle habits that can stain your teeth … and either limit or avoid them; or plan to rinse or brush as soon as possible to limit staining capability.
Coffee, tea, cola, red wine, deeply colored sauces, many berries … these plus many others are known to stain or discolor your teeth along with smoking and tobacco use.
Touch-up kits are available to keep your newly whitened smile looking great. Contact our office today to see what treatment is best for you!