Teeth Whitening Near You
Teeth whitening is one of the most common cosmetic treatments we are asked about at Northern Dental Centre. We offer comprehensive teeth whitening services to our patients because we know how important your smile is to you.
Here at Northern Dental Centre, we use Zoom! Teeth Whitening System. Tooth stains and discolouration affect patients all around the world. Whether genetic, dietary, or lifestyle factors are the cause behind your tooth stains, Zoom! Teeth Whitening should be considered. To expedite the whitening process, your dentist uses Zoom! Advanced Power Chairside Lampdelivering is fast and dramatic results.
Is Zoom! Teeth Whitening an Ideal Option?
That’s the question you should be asking when you visit us at our clinic. We are happy to provide Zoom! Teeth Whitening in Grande Prairie, AB to our patients. If you have existing oral health problems or decay, it may not be the best option for you. For example, a patient with their teeth pulled away from their gums wouldn’t be a candidate for teeth whitening because the process can irritate the gums. With that said, only your dentist can determine if this is the best option for you.
Zoom! Teeth Whitening FAQs
Are teeth whitening painful?
Sometimes it can be uncomfortable. It depends on your oral health and the method you prefer. This is why your hygienist will examine your teeth before proceeding with the treatment.
Are teeth whitening permanent?
No, but there are several things you can do to ensure the effects are long-lasting. Your dentist can provide you with at-home Zoom! Touch-up kits consist of custom-made whitening trays.
Your dentist will urge you not to consume specific foods and beverages to maintain your results and avoid forming stains and discolouration. Additionally, tobacco products can stain your teeth after whitening treatments, so your dentist will suggest you quit using them. It’s also crucial to follow a proper oral hygiene routine and visit your dentist for a dental checkup every six months or sooner.
Can your teeth be too white?
There is such a thing as too much whitening. Over-whitening can cause irritation and discomfort to both your gums and your teeth. In the long-term, it can even impact your oral health.
Should I opt for whitening near me if I’m experiencing other dental issues?
For the most part, no you shouldn’t whiten your teeth if you’re already receiving treatment for a separate oral health issue. Your hygienist will be able to advise you on whether the two treatments are compatible and if you should acquire Zoom! Teeth Whitening near you.
To learn more about Zoom! Teeth Whitening, contact our dental clinic. We offer Zoom! Teeth Whitening in Grande Prairie, AB. Schedule a consultation today!
FAQ‘s
Teeth whitening is safe when done by a professional, but it is better to consult your dentist first, especially if you are pregnant, under 18, or have dental issues.
Yes, but be careful, use gentle products and get your dentist’s advice first. They will recommend products which won’t worsen the sensitivity of your teeth.
In-office whitening generally lasts 60–90 minutes. Home kits will likely take a little longer to several days, depending on the product.
Whitening is not detrimental to enamel if carried out properly and in moderation. Excessive use of aggressive products, however, can be harmful, so it’s better to use only dentist-approved methods.
Most individuals only need to whiten their teeth once a year (or every six to twelve months). If too much whitening is done, sensitivity can occur, or it could even deplete enamel, so be careful about the frequency of whitening.
You should fix any cavities or gum issues first before whitening your teeth. Treating dental issues when you have untreated dental conditions can cause pain or further damage. Your dentist will let you know when you will be ready.