Last updated 3 months ago
Attaining whiter teeth is a primary cosmetic concern for many dental patients. It’s important to visit your cosmetic dentist to ask about whitening to ensure that you get the bright smile that’s just right for you.
This video provides answers to common questions about teeth whitening. You’ll find out how a whiter smile can create a face that looks years younger. The Zoom! whitening system is an effective and easy way to improve the appearance of your teeth at any age under the expert supervision of your cosmetic dentist.
Find out more about Zoom! teeth whitening and how you can improve your smile by calling the Smile Design Center of Baltimore today at (443) 275-9821. We are proud to provide a range of cosmetic dentistry services to improve and maintain the beauty of your smile. Click on our website for more information about our current whitening offers.
Last updated 3 months ago
Whiter teeth create an inviting and confident smile. The Smile Design Center of Baltimore is proud to provide you with the Zoom! Whitening System to help you achieve the look you want. Zoom! Whitening is a fast, easy, safe, and effective way to improve the look of your teeth in only one dental visit.
How Zoom! Works
Zoom! is a gel whitening system which utilizes hydrogen peroxide to whiten the teeth. Hydrogen peroxide breaks down into oxygen inside the teeth, which then breaks up and eliminates stains. The Zoom! system incorporates the use of a mercury metal halide light to activate the gel for a faster whitening experience. The use of this light also reduces sensitivity during treatment for a more comfortable procedure.
What Your Zoom! Treatment Will Be Like
Your Zoom! whitening procedure will be performed in your cosmetic dentist’s office. A cheek retractor will be placed inside your mouth to expose your teeth and your gums will be protected during the procedure. Your dentist will apply the whitening gel and place the Zoom! activation light such that it can activate the gel on all your teeth at once for faster treatment. This process will be repeated three times. You will rinse your mouth and gel will be reapplied every 15 minutes for a total of 45 minutes of whitening treatment.
The Benefits of Zoom! Whitening
With the Zoom! whitening system, your cosmetic dentist can help you achieve a brighter smile in one dental visit. This vastly reduces the amount of time, money, and effort required to improve your teeth. The results of Zoom! are long-lasting, and can be safely and effectively touched up by your cosmetic dentist as needed. Zoom! can even whiten your previous dental work—such as crowns, bridges, and veneers—for a uniform and natural-looking smile.
You’ll discover the benefits of the Zoom! Whitening System when you visit the Smile Design Center. Call us today at (443) 275-9821 to ask about our exclusive whitening for life package, or visit our website to learn more about the many other cosmetic dentistry services we provide.
Last updated 4 months ago
If you’re looking for a general or cosmetic dentist in Baltimore, look no further than The Smile Design Center. We specialize in implants, teeth whitening, sedation, veneers, inlays, onlays, bridges, crowns, and more. To schedule an appointment or to learn more about our services, call (443) 275-9821 or visit our website. If you’re looking for more dental health information, explore these great resources:
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Last updated 4 months ago
Everyone tries to take great care of their teeth, but you might unknowingly make mistakes that can negatively impact your oral health. Discussing any questions or concerns with your general dentist can help you avoid some of these mistakes and take the best possible care of your teeth, gums, and mouth. To take a look at some habits that could be hurting your oral health, read on.
Brushing Incorrectly
You should certainly brush at least twice a day as recommended, but brushing too soon after meals can destroy your enamel. When you eat, your mouth becomes extremely acidic; if you brush immediately after a meal, you may spread this acid over your teeth, which can wear away at enamel. Instead, wait 30 minutes before brushing to allow your mouth’s pH to neutralize. Of course, don’t forget to floss and visit your dentist on a regular basis, both of which play a vital role in protecting your mouth against tooth decay and gingivitis.
Making Poor Diet Choices
As your dentist will tell you, soda is bad for your teeth. In fact, any drink with high amounts of sugar, acid, or both can be destructive to your teeth. Sports drinks and fruit juices also fall into this category, though fruit juices are a better choice overall if you must drink something sugary. Liquids that stain the teeth, such as red wine, coffee, or tea, not only darken or yellow the teeth, but also leave them more prone to tooth decay. The surface of stained teeth is rough and porous, which attracts more bacteria.
Smoking
Smoking not only stains teeth, causes bad breath, and contributes to periodontal disease, but also is a large risk factor for oral cancer. Quitting is the best option for protecting your oral health, and your overall health. During regular checkups with your dentist, he will also check for signs of oral cancer.
If you have questions about improving your oral health, call The Smile Design Center of Baltimore at (443) 275-9821 to schedule an appointment. We specialize in teeth whitening, veneers, implants, and many other general and cosmetic treatments.
Last updated 4 months ago
Many individuals feel uneasy about visiting the dentist or simply forget to schedule an appointment. However, this is extremely detrimental to the patient’s teeth, gums, and overall oral health. Your general dentist can perform tasks that you simply cannot complete with regular at-home oral hygiene, like removing stuck-on tartar.
As this video from the American Dental Association explains, it’s important to visit the dentist as part of your oral healthcare routine. Unlike your toothbrush, your dentist can check for signs of gum disease, tooth decay, and oral cancer. Professional cleanings from your dentist will also remove built-up plaque that may exist even though you brush and floss regularly. Visiting a dentist for proactive treatment can even prevent oral health complications in the future.
To schedule your next dental appointment in Baltimore, call The Smile Design Center at (443) 275-9821 or visit our website for more information. Our general and cosmetic dental services will give you a dazzling smile for life.