TEETH WHITENING

TYPES OF WHITENING

There are several types of teeth bleaching that you can try. People typically start by using whitening toothpaste at home. This can help to brighten your teeth but is typically not enough to actually whiten them. We recommend toothpaste as part of an overall teeth whitening treatment but not by itself. After professional whitening, the toothpaste can help your teeth stay bright.

Many people may try over the counter solutions like whitening trays or strips. These treatments work but not as well as professional solutions. As with most things, what you buy in the store is simply not as strong as what you can get from a medical professional. Additionally, store bought whitening trays are designed to fit everyone’s teeth, not your teeth specifically. This means that they can become loose, and the solution can leak, leading to gum irritation.

We recommend that people in Huntington Beach schedule an appointment with our experienced dental team instead. Our professional tooth whitening solutions can transform the appearance of your teeth in a dynamic way. This is partially due to the Biolase laser technology Dr. Cellars uses. 

In-office Whitening with Biolase Technology

BIOLASE Laser teeth whitening offers undeniable results to those who desire a brighter, more luminous smile. The two-step process involves the application of an invigorating 40% hydrogen peroxide gel activated by a double syringe that distributes fresh whitener with each use.

Opalescence Boost gel is the perfect way to whiten teeth, featuring a strong concentration of hydrogen peroxide along with fluoride and potassium nitrate for an unbeatable combination. Not only does this product provide whiter results but also strengthens enamel for long-lasting protection against tooth decay.

The clear nature of the thick gel allows for an effortless extraction at completion, and precisely secures it in position to achieve superb bleaching results without harming your gums. This also permits treatment on a single tooth so that its tone harmonizes with those adjacent to it.

HOW WHITE WILL MY TEETH GET WITH WHITENING?

It’s important to note that teeth whitening doesn’t actually change the color of your teeth. Instead, it removes stains on and just below the surface, revealing your original enamel color. This helps your teeth to appear clean and fresh while still looking natural.

SCHEDULE YOUR TEETH WHITENING TREATMENT TODAY

Are you interested in having whiter teeth and a radiant smile? Now is the time to talk to our dental team about a Huntington Beach teeth whitening solution that is best for you. Schedule your appointment today to discuss options with Jason Cellars, DDS!