One-day Teeth whitening
A professional laser teeth whitening treatment
Teeth Whitening from Smile View Dental is that uses a special light-activated gel to whiten teeth.
If one of the teeth photos below looks like yours,
Stained Teeth
Yellowish Teeth
Aging Teeth
Post-Orthodontics
You are an ideal case for Teeth Whitening.
Perfect for teeth stained by coffee, tea, red wine, or smoking. Great for naturally yellow teeth that haven’t improved with regular cleaning or home whitening. Also ideal for teeth that have darkened with age or developed stains during orthodontic treatment.
So,
What is Teeth Whitening?
Teeth whitening is a process that makes your teeth whiter and brighter. It removes stains caused by things like coffee, tea, smoking, and aging. The treatment can be done at a dental clinic or home with special products, but professional whitening is more effective and long-lasting.
Because,
The process at a dental clinic is more highly effective due to the use of a powerful LED light and professional-grade whitening gel, which can brighten teeth by several shades. With up to 3 whitening sessions in just one hour, teeth can be lightened by 4 to 6 shades. The process includes protecting the gums, so the whitening gel only touches your teeth.
Plus, everything is done by dental professionals, so you can relax while getting the treatment.
But,
Are you worried of the Safety and Sensitivity?
Our laser teeth whitening is safe and radiation-free. It whitens teeth without damaging your enamel. Furthermore, some patients may feel mild sensitivity during or after the treatment, but it usually disappears quickly.
Or,
Have at-home teeth whitening treatments not worked for you in the past?
Let us explain why you may not have seen results with at-home teeth whitening.
Over-the-counter whitening products sold online can only have up to 3% hydrogen peroxide because higher amounts can be dangerous.
Dental clinics, however, can use up to 35% hydrogen peroxide, which is much stronger and more effective for whitening. In the clinic, your gums are protected with a barrier to prevent burns, making the treatment safer and more efficient.
While at-home gels or whitening toothpaste can help maintain results, professional teeth whitening at the dentist is much more effective.
Now, let us explain
How the Teeth Whitening Process Works
1) First Visit:
We'll check your dental health and talk about what you want to achieve with teeth whitening.
2) Cleaning the Teeth:
We’ll clean your teeth to remove plaque or debris, so the whitening gel works evenly and more effectively.
3) Mouth Preparation:
To protect your mouth, the dentist will place gauze and use a retractor to keep your lips and cheeks away from the whitening gel.
4) Gum Protection:
A protective gel or barrier is applied to your gums to protect them from the whitening agent and prevent irritation.
5) Whitening Sessions:
Each session lasts 15 minutes, and you can have up to three sessions in one day for the best results.
6) Noticeable Results:
After three sessions, most patients see their teeth become 4 to 6 shades whiter.
Are you curious about
at the Smile View Dental Clinic?
Take your time to browse through the before and after photos of our Teeth Whitening patients.
Have a few questions
After your Teeth whitening?
Duration of Whitening Effect
The duration of the whitening effect varies depending on your diet and oral hygiene.
With proper care, the results can last up to a year.
Maintaining Your White Smile After Treatment
Avoid foods and drinks that can stain your teeth, such as coffee, tea, and red wine.
Regular brushing, flossing, and dental check-ups will help maintain your beautiful smile.
Eating After Teeth Whitening
After the whitening session, only water can be consumed for the first two hours.
Afterward, regular meals are allowed. To maintain the whitening effect for a longer period, it's advisable to avoid colored foods and beverages.
Frequency of Teeth Whitening Treatments
A touch-up is recommended every 3 months, while a full treatment can be repeated every 6 months to a year, depending on individual needs and results.
What if teeth whitening doesn’t improve my tooth color?
If teeth whitening doesn’t work due to white spots (caused by things like too much fluoride or early decay), dental veneers are a great option to get the color and look you want. Veneers can help cover these spots and improve your smile.