Do you have embarrassing teeth that make you feel self-conscious?
Teeth Whitening - Before and After Pictures
Teeth Whitening - Before and After Pictures
Things to Know Before You Get Teeth Whitening
Your teeth are one of the first things people notice about you. A bright, white smile can boost your confidence and make you feel more attractive. Teeth whitening is a popular way to achieve this look.
Before you get teeth whitening, there are a few things you should know.
1. The teeth whitening process is simple and quick
Teeth whitening is a very brief procedure that may be done on short notice. We usually perform a comprehensive examination of your mouth before proceeding with treatment at SmileOn. This is to ensure that your gums and teeth are in good condition and avoid any problems.
2. You will see results after just one treatment
The results of your teeth whitening treatment will be immediately visible. You can expect your teeth to be at least eight shades lighter after just one 45-minute session depends on diet and genetics
3. There are no side effects
Teeth whitening is a safe and effective way to achieve brighter teeth with no side effects. The only thing you may experience is some sensitivity during and after the treatment, but this is temporary and will go away within a day or two.
4. It’s affordable
Teeth whitening is an affordable way to dramatically improve your smile depending on diet, genetic and expectations. The cost of treatment depends on the severity of your tooth discoloration and the number of sessions required.
5. You need to take care of your teeth afterwards
After you have Zoom teeth whitening, it’s important to take good care of your teeth to maintain the results. This means brushing twice a day, flossing daily, and avoiding foods and drinks that can stain your teeth. You should also see your dentist regularly for checkups and cleanings.
Our dentists at SmileOn Dentistry will also ask you questions about your lifestyle and hygiene; this helps us tailor your teeth whitening treatments to you specifically. Treatment will begin if your oral health allows it.