Whitening

Zoom teeth whitening is a highly effective solution for individuals seeking quick and remarkable results in just one session. This procedure ensures utmost comfort and relaxation for patients, as they can sit back and let us take care of everything. The process commences with the application of a specialized hydrogen peroxide gel, ensuring full protection of the gums from any harm. The Zoom system effectively eliminates persistent surface stains that may persist even after a professional cleaning, as its gel penetrates the tooth enamel, delivering impressive effects that can even address deeper stains caused by beverages such as coffee and tea.

Teeth whitening kits are often chosen by some patients as an alternative to professional treatments, but they usually fall short in achieving comparable results. The lower concentrations of hydrogen peroxide in these kits limit their ability to whiten teeth to the same degree as professional treatments, leading to potential disappointment for those seeking significant improvement. Additionally, teeth whitening strips, which are commonly used, require multiple daily applications for an extended period and may only provide a moderate enhancement in shade. Furthermore, these strips often yield uneven results as they are unable to reach into the crevices of teeth.

In contrast, our at-home solutions offer a more effective approach. Our custom-molded trays, softened in boiling water and filled with gel, provide superior results, particularly when combined with an in-office bleaching treatment. This ensures a brighter and more consistent outcome for your teeth.

After investing in teeth whitening and achieving a dazzling smile, it's essential to maintain your results for as long as possible. The first 48 hours following your treatment are crucial. Take care with the food and beverages you consume, as certain items have a tendency to stain teeth. Some common culprits include tea, coffee, dark sauces (such as soy sauce, barbecue sauce, and red pasta sauce), fruit juice, acidic foods like lemons and oranges (which can weaken enamel), and dark chocolate containing stain-causing caffeine. If you find it difficult to resist coffee, tea, or sodas, using a straw when drinking these beverages can minimize contact with your teeth and help prevent staining.

For ongoing maintenance, incorporating a whitening toothpaste into your routine a few times a week can be beneficial. While it doesn't replace a professional teeth whitening treatment, it can serve as a touch-up to remove any potential stains that may have developed since your treatment, keeping your smile bright and vibrant.