Lansing teeth whitening, Lansing Teeth Whitening
Advances in Modern Cosmetic Dentistry have created many simple, non-invasive teeth whitening solutions.
teeth whitening in Lansing is a simple, non-invasive
procedure, helping to brighten your teeth and rid your smile of any stains
or discolorations. Although there are several at-home
teeth whitening
options, in-office bleaching can provide noticeable and lasting
results with just one visit. teeth whitening has helped thousands in
Lansing
and millions across the country feel better about their teeth,
smiles, and overall appearance.
Everyone wants an attractive smile but few people are willing to completely eliminate smoking,
coffee, tea, wine, and other foods or drink that can cause teeth to become stained over time.
teeth whitening has become a part of routine dental care
for millions of people. It is a simple way to adjust the color of a few,
or all of your teeth. It’s important to note that
teeth whitening
is effective only when applied to natural tooth enamel. So if
you have old crowns, implants, fillings, etc., it will be important to
factor in the color and or shade of your restorations in order to match
your natural teeth.
Many people choose to replace their out dated restorations with newer and whiter
restorations and then whiten their natural teeth to the new, whiter, restorations.
There are many options when evaluating
teeth whitening
systems.
Professionally applied in-office dental bleaching (often the most effective)
Whitening tooth pastes and bleach strips
With out question the most popular and effective option is
Zoom!
teeth whitening system that can be applied as an in office procedure
by
Dr. Hubbard and his staff as well as a take home teeth whitening system.
Zoom! is extremely effective and you will notice dramatic
results.
Keep in mind that
teeth whitening is not permanent. Depending
on the desired outcome, a touch-up maybe needed every several years, and
more often if you smoke, drink coffee, tea, or wine.
Why should you consider teeth whitening:
If you have Fluorosis (resulting from excessive fluoridation
during tooth development).
Do you have yellow or stained teeth?
Do you simply want to brighten your smile?
Do you want an attractive smile?
Do you want to gain confidence in your overall appearance?
What does teeth whitening involve?
Typically the procedure from start to finish takes about 90 minutes.
Cosmetic
Dentist Dr. Hubbard recommends a cleaning prior to the procedure,
which can take place on the same day or on a prior visit. The
Zoom!
procedure begins with a short preparation period followed by approximately
45 minutes of bleaching.
While
Dr. Hubbard often uses
Zoom! during dramatic
makeovers that involve extensive restoration, it is typically used in more day
to day applications in which simple teeth whitening or tooth lightening is the
desired outcome.
What does the process involve?
The process involves applying
whitening gel which contains hydrogen peroxide that in turn lightens the color
of the tooth. The application also involves a safe and non-invasive light which
activates and accelerates the gel to achieve a more dramatic result.
Typically the procedure from start to finish takes less than an hour.
Cosmetic
Dentist Dr. Hubbard recommends a cleaning prior to the procedure, which can
take place on the same day or on a prior visit. The
Zoom! procedure
begins with a short preparation period followed by approximately 45 minutes of
bleaching.
The at home version of
Zoom! teeth whitening usually requires
two visits. During your initial visit impressions (molds) will be made of your
teeth to fabricate custom, clear plastic, trays that will be used during the self-application
at home.
During your second appointment, the trays will be tested for proper fit,
and adjusted if necessary. After the trays are filled with the whitening gel they
are worn twice a day for 30 minutes or overnight for a period as long as two weeks
depending on the desired level of whitening.
Cosmetic Dentist Dr. Hubbard recommends that you consult with
him to discuss the pros and cons of the take home or in-office processes. In many
cases a combination of the two is appropriate.
It is important to note that most
people experience tooth sensitivity during whitening, this is normal and typically
subsides shortly after you have stopped bleaching.
If you are interested in learning more about Teeth Whitening please call us at
517-332-2422 or send an
online request to discuss
this further.
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