Teeth Whitening

What causes teeth to turn dark?
Teeth can turn dark for many reasons, including years of stain accumulation from specific foods and beverages as well as cigarette and cigar smoke and chewing tobacco. Some medications can cause teeth to turn dark, as can some diseases. Teeth can turn dark on the outside or they can become discolored inside as a result of trauma or disease. Whitening treatments are ineffective for discoloration that occurs inside the teeth. Before your whitening treatment, your teeth will be examined to help determine the cause of discoloration to ensure whitening is the best option.

How does Zoom Whitening work?
Zoom uses a specially-formulated hydrogen peroxide-based gel developed specifically for professional tooth whitening in a dentist’s office. As a result it’s much more effective and provides more consistent and longer-lasting results than products you can buy in a store. During the Zoom whitening procedure, the gel will be applied to your teeth and an activating light will be used to help the gel achieve its optimal effects. A mouthpiece will be used to help hold your lips back from your teeth to ensure the entire tooth surface is exposed to the gel and the light. Once the treatment is finished – a process that takes about 15 minutes – the gel will be removed, revealing your whiter, brighter smile.

When will I see results?
Unlike many at-home products that take weeks before even mild improvements can be seen, with Zoom whitening, you’ll see the results of your treatment right away; in fact, Zoom can make your teeth six to 10 shades whiter. While excellent results can be achieved with a single treatment, most patients opt for a series of three treatments spaced a few weeks apart for the best results.

Payment Options available for Teeth Whitening 

• All major Credit Cards are accepted
• Third-party financing (CityHealth, CareCredit)
• Personal checks are not accepted