Teeth Whitening

Having a beautiful smile may be even easier than you think. Many people achieve the look they’ve been dreaming of with our teeth whitening/bleaching procedures.

Bleaching Options

In order to enhance your smile our office offers options in bleaching. Bleaching can be performed within our office using Zoom Bleaching or at home using bleaching trays.

It’s safe, quick, and effective. Just let us know at any appointment if you would like to whiten your teeth. You can lighten only your upper teeth or both the upper and lower, depending on your smile.

Dental bleaching can be used to correct tooth discoloration. Discolorations can be caused by staining, aging, or chemical damage to teeth. Using the latest in bleaching technology, we can offer a safe method for creating a beautiful brilliant smile. In cases of extreme tooth discoloration, crowns or porcelain veneers may be the only choice, but in a healthy dentition bleaching is an excellent choice.

In Office Bleaching

For information on In-Office Bleaching, please see our Zoom Bleaching section.

Key Benefits of Teeth

  • Whitening Corrects brown, yellow and spotted tooth staining
  • Can help give a more “Youthful Smile”
  • Is a near-permanent solution for a dull smile, restoring brightness and brings a smile alive

What is at home bleaching?

An impression is taken to make a specialized mouthguard or tray to hold the Bleaching Gel against the teeth. In only a day or two your custom bleach splints will be ready. We provide you with a special bleaching agent and instructions on how to use your trays. The material is used each night for a week or two, and patients will see their smile brighten. Our special bleaching agent, bubbles stains right out of your enamel in a very short time without altering tooth structure or existing dental work in any way. When your teeth reach the desired brightness, only occasional treatment is needed to maintain your new smile. After photos will be taken at your next appointment!

Considerations for Teeth Whitening

Patients who have composite restorations (tooth colored fillings), crowns, veneers, or bridgework will not bleach like a natural tooth, so it is important that we evaluate your smile and dentition prior to treatment.