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Your Ann Arbor Dentist Says Zap Stains with ZOOM Teeth Whitening

December 8, 2017

Filed under: Uncategorized — tntadmin @ 3:13 pm

woman smiling holding magnifying glassIt’s that time of the year again for the University of Michigan basketball team to head out on the parkee floor to display magnificent dunks, lay-ups, three-pointers and smoldering defensive efforts. You can’t wait for the first tip-off, but something is bothering you. The idea of taking photos after the game with friends absolutely frightens you. After all, you don’t want to be the person in the picture with the stained teeth, and you also don’t want to frown because you’re trying to hide your teeth. Your appearance is important to you, so before the season starts, you’re considering having your dentist perform the ZOOM Teeth Whitening procedure. But, you’d like to know about any possible side effects. Thankfully, your Ann Arbor dentist has some answers for you.

Things to Consider Before Having Your Teeth Whitening Procedure Done

Teeth whitening is a remarkable service that frees you from feeling trapped by the dreadful staining on your teeth that leaves you feeling uncomfortable and overly self-conscious. However, there are some caveats that you should be aware of before having the procedure done:

  • Whitening isn’t permanent – Although your dentist’s whitening procedure is long-lasting, it is not permanent. And depending on the severity of your staining, you may require several procedures before reaching the desired whiteness.
  • Certain people should avoid teeth whitening – There are certain members of the population who are not eligible for teeth whitening. Pregnant and lactating women should especially avoid this procedure because of the chemicals used. Also, people with peroxide allergies and sensitive teeth and gums may not be good candidates.
  • Teeth whitening cannot undue oral neglect – The better you have cared for your teeth, the better the results will be of your whitening. However, if you have not been steadfast in practicing proper brushing and flossing, and have not maintained at least twice a year visits with your dentist, then your results will be reflective of that.
  • There is a limit to how much teeth whitening you can have done – Overdoing it teeth whitening can cause permanent damage, wearing down enamel and increasing your sensitivity to such things as the temperature of food and drinks you consume.

The Benefits of ZOOM Teeth Whitening

Don’t fret about the possible side effects, because ZOOM Teeth Whitening offers a safe, effective method of resolving discoloration. Your dentist will first recommend a cleaning so that your whitening procedure delivers the maximum results.

When it’s time for the actual whitening process, your dentist will protect your lips and gums so that only your teeth are exposed to the whitening gel. Then, she will apply the LED light that will shine through the gel, penetrating stains. This process will be done a total of two to three times.

To lesson sensitivity, your dentist will finally apply a soothing gel to your teeth. And you’ll be given a take-home whitening kit with instructions so that you can touch-up your amazing new smile.

So, there’s no need to fear this process, as ZOOM Teeth Whitening offers a proven avenue to deliver the smile you’ve been longing for in a safe and stress-free manner. Now, you can enjoy a Wolverine basketball game and the company of your friends uninhibited and relaxed, with an amazing smile to show at a moment’s notice.

About the Author

Dina H, Cocco, DDS earned her undergraduate degree from Central Michigan University and then went on to complete dental school at the University of Michigan. Since then, she has worked to bring the latest developments in dental care to her patients in a supportive and caring manner. She practices at Dina H. Cocco, DDS PC and can be reached for more information through her website.

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