Opalescence Boost Teeth Whitening Glendale AZ
Beautiful, bright, white teeth are a sign of good health and a youthful appearance. Many people have teeth stained from coffee, smoking, or other substances, making their smile appear dull or yellow. Opalescence™ Boost™ in-office teeth whitening is a professional, chemically activated whitening system administered by a dentist that brightens teeth several shades whiter—all without the need for a harsh or uncomfortable heat light.
Opalescence Boost teeth whitening is available at Singh Smile Care in Glendale, AZ, and the surrounding area. Professional whitening treatment with our experienced team gives patients superior, reliable results and a gorgeous smile. Patients with a big event coming up, such as a wedding, class reunion, or party, can wow their friends and family with a dazzling smile. Call us at (623) 400-6009 to find out more.
How Opalescence Boost Whitening Works
Opalescence Boost teeth whitening uses several powerful ingredients to reduce staining and brighten smiles. It comes in a gel formula, made with hydrogen peroxide. This formula is much more powerful and effective than over-the-counter products. Before applying the gel, the dentist places a cheek retractor and paints a protective resin barrier along the gumline to shield the soft tissue from the high-concentration whitening gel.
The dentist will coat the teeth with this gel to start the whitening session. The gel is chemically activated, so it removes staining on the teeth without needing a special light. The gel also contains potassium nitrate and fluoride to help reduce sensitivity and strengthen enamel during treatment. A typical in-office session takes about an hour from start to finish. With Opalescence Boost, patients will see whiter teeth after only a single visit.
Advantages of Opalescence Boost Over Home Teeth Whitening
Deciding between at-home whitening versus professional whitening depends on a variety of factors. The biggest reason patients prefer professional whitening like Opalescence Boost is because of the quick results. Whitening kits from the drugstore or supermarket may not be as impressive as the results from Opalescence Boost whitening. Patients who want whiter teeth faster and with more dramatic results should consider professional teeth whitening.
Patients prefer Opalescence Boost because it is gentle enough for sensitive teeth and has the added supervision of the dental provider during application. Choosing an Opalescence Boost whitening dentist also helps make sure the patient's teeth and gums do not experience enamel or sensitivity issues. According to a study from the Journal of Evidence-Based Dental Practice, overaggressive tooth whitening at home may cause tooth sensitivity.
How To Prepare for Teeth Whitening
Preparing for Opalescence Boost whitening in Glendale is fairly simple and easy. Our team recommends that patients start with a recent dental exam and cleaning. Before coming into the office on the day of the procedure, patients should brush and floss. Other than that, there are no special things to do before treatment. Patients should be able to drive themselves to and from the procedure as no anesthesia is required.
What To Expect During Treatment
Before starting the treatment process, Our team at Singh Smile Care will help patients understand what happens at each appointment. At the beginning, we will greet patients and bring them back to the treatment area. Here are the steps in the Opalescence Boost whitening process:
- Setup: The dental provider will take pictures of the current shade of teeth and give information on what type of results to expect. Next, the dentist places cheek retractors into the mouth to pull back the lips and expose the teeth for the whitening treatment. A protective resin barrier is then applied along the gumline and cured into place to shield the gums from the whitening gel.
- Gel Application: The next part of the process involves the powerful Opalescence Boost gel. The dentist coats the patient's teeth with the whitening gel, which is chemically activated and works instantly without needing a special light.
- Treatment Duration: The gel is left on the teeth for about 20 minutes per cycle, and the process can be repeated up to two times in that single visit for optimal results.
- After Whitening: The gingival barrier and retractor are removed, and the teeth are rinsed clean. Patients may get a home touch-up whitening kit to help maintain the results. When using the home trays, coat the tray with whitening gel and wear it on the teeth for the recommended time. Patients should store the touch-up kit in a cool, dry place.
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Cosmetic Dentistry Terminology
Bleachorexia
Bleachorexia is when people continue to abuse teeth whitening solutions without consulting professionals, causing significant damage to their enamel and gums in the process.
Carbamide Peroxide
Carbamide peroxide is a solution that contains hydrogen peroxide and can help to whiten teeth.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Cosmetic dentistry is generally used to refer to any dental work that improves the appearance (though not necessarily the function) of a person’s teeth, gums and/or bite.
Deeper Teeth Stains
Deeper teeth stains are stains that require professional oral health services and can result from certain foods, beverages or improper oral hygiene.
Dentin Hypersensitivity
Dentin hypersensitivity is when the enamel wears down on the tooth enough that the dentin faces exposure and will cause great levels of pain when a person applies pressure to the tooth or drinks hot/cold beverages.
Dentist
A dentist, also known as a dental surgeon, is a doctor who specializes in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases and conditions of the oral cavity.
Hydrogen Peroxide
Hydrogen peroxide is a chemical compound in teeth whitening solutions that patients use to whiten the shade of their teeth.
Relief ACP
Relief ACP stands for amorphous calcium phosphate, which helps to relieve the pain in sensitive teeth in a gel form.
Stained Dentin
Stained dentin can result from certain foods and beverages with a lack of proper brushing. Dental professionals can provide whitening treatments to brighten the teeth.
Surface Enamel
The surface enamel is the hard outer shell that protects the dentin and pulp of the teeth. The enamel is the surface that people see when one smiles.
Surface Teeth Stains
While surface teeth stains can be inevitable with age, certain foods and beverages will only promote discoloration and faded teeth.
Teeth Whitening Concentrate
Teeth whitening concentrate is the bleaching agent that whitens the shade of teeth, which is more effective from a professional and not a general store product.
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Dental services can vary, and each practice has its approach to technology and patient care. Every general dentist can offer routine checkups and cleanings. If you need specialized care, look for a practice that offers specialized services and advanced techniques. If you are searching for a new dental provider, let Singh Smile Care - Dentist Glendale, AZ deliver the care you need. Call us at (623) 400-6009 to learn more about our services and policies.
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