Teeth Whitening

When it comes to dentistry, technology and specialists’ passion for the field are the engines driving the industry forward. Today, our cosmetic dentist Fort Lauderdale FL experts are here to present you with next year’s provisions on what to expect and what to look for in your cosmetic dentistry services and providers! (more…) […]

Most of us come in contact with substances that stain our teeth on a regular basis. Substances like coffee, tea, cigarettes, wine, and certain vegetables and fruits. Over time lovely white teeth can lose their shine and luster. Without realizing why, you can appear older and less confident about your smile. Fortunately, the secret is often as simple as teeth whitening in Fort Lauderdale Florida. A good cleaning procedure along with the whitening process can work wonders on your teeth, totally reviving their bright white sparkle. (more…) […]

Who doesn’t dream of that impeccable, gleaming, impressively white smile? Unfortunately, it seems that this ideal is not simple to attain by most people, no matter how careful they are with their dental hygiene habits, how often they brush, and how effective their toothpaste is. Aging, one’s diet, and several other factors all contribute to the apparition of discolored patches and stains on the skin of one’s teeth. (more…) […]

Question: I really love drinking red wine. Do I have to give it up completely to keep my teeth from being stained or is there anything that I can do after drinking red wine that will keep my teeth from getting messed up? (more…) […]

Some patients do experience sensitivity following teeth whitening but it’s totally temporary. The bleaching gel opens the pores in your teeth. The tooth, believe it or not, has pores just like in your skin. The gel will open the pores and draw the the external stain out of those pores and it lightens the teeth. If you’re opening the pores of the teeth, sure you’re pulling stain out of the teeth, but you’re also making the tooth more permeable, and more sensitive to cold or hot things as well. (more…) […]

You would do it for two weeks straight or until you get to your desired shade. There is a point where you might say to yourself, “Okay, my teeth are white enough and I don’t need to bleach them any further.”  That might happen after four days, it might happen after a week, it might happen after two weeks, or you might not ever get to that desired shade for a number of reasons. Not everyone’s teeth bleach the same. (more…) […]

Normally after the Zoom treatment or the Diversident treatment, I might recommend a toothpaste that helps to desensitize the teeth. It has phosphates in it, and it’s going to desensitize the teeth so that they’re not so sensitive or you can minimize the amount of sensitivity after the procedures done. (more…) […]