Cosmetic

Deep Bleaching

If you prefer teeth that are immediately whiter right now or you would rather whiten your teeth over a few nights while you sleep, Dr. Hadar has your answer with Deep Bleaching! TheDeep BleachingIn-Office Whitening System usesadvanced technology to whiten your teeth an average of eight shades* in a little over an hour while you relax at your dentist’s office. It’s ideal for anyone who wants immediate results. The Deep Bleaching Take-Home Whitening System uses a revolutionary patent-pending gel to whiten your teeth an average of six shades in three nights*. And you may go even lighter with additional applications up to two weeks. Start on Friday and by Monday you’ll have a whole new smile.

Strips or paint-on gels are not effective since the whitening material does not contact the tooth properly. Get your teeth whiter in a fraction of the time with Deep Bleaching.

What is Deep Bleaching tooth whitening?

Deep Bleachingis a bleaching process that lightens discoloration of enamel and dentin.

What can cause tooth discoloration?

There are many causes. The most common include aging and consumption of staining substances such as coffee, tea or tobacco. During tooth formation consumption of tetracycline, certain antibiotics or excessive fluoride may also cause tooth discoloration.

Who may benefit from Deep Bleaching tooth whitening?

Just about anyone can benefit from tooth whitening. However, treatment may not be as effective for some as it is for others. With an oral exam, Dr. Hadar can determine if you are a candidate for this procedure, including a shade assessment. The good news is that with Deep Bleaching the most difficult stains can be whitened away!

Is tooth whitening becoming more popular?

Absolutely! A bright, beautiful smile can make a big difference. TheDeep BleachingWhitening System makes it easier and faster than ever before.

Is tooth whitening safe?

Yes, research and clinical studies indicate that whitening teeth under the supervision of a dentist is safe. In fact, many dentists consider whitening the safest cosmetic dental procedure available. As with any tooth whitening product,Deep Bleachingis not recommended for children under14 years of age and pregnant or lactating women.

Do the results last a long time?

By following some simple post whitening care instructions, your teeth will always be lighter than they were before. We recommend flossing, brushing twice dailywith Whitening Toothpaste, and touch-ups with Opalescence or Zoom! take-home gel. These are professional formula products designed specifically to keep your teeth their brightest. They are available through our office.

Is there any difference between over-the-counter tooth whiteners and Zoom or Opalescence?

Yes! Consulting Dr. Hadar in Lexington is always the first step to whitening your teeth safely. Over-the-counter tooth whitening strips, brush-on gels and toothpastes take weeks or months to whiten your teeth just a few shades. Zoom! is clinically proven to whiten your teeth eight shades* in one hour or six shades* in just one weekend.

How does the Zoom! In-Office System work?

The Zoom! and Deep Bleaching materials light-activated whitening gel’s active ingredient is Hydrogen Peroxide. As Hydrogen Peroxide is broken down, oxygen enters the enamel and dentin, bleaching any colored substance while keeping the structure of the tooth unchanged. The Zoom! light aids in activating the Hydrogen Peroxide and helps it penetrate the surface of the tooth.

Is theDeep BleachingIn-office procedure painful?

No. During the procedure, patients can actually watch television or listen to music. Many fall asleep.

Are there any side effects?

Some people experience temporary increased tooth sensitivity to cold during treatment. These symptoms disappear within 1-3 days after interruption or completion of the treatment.

How long is the chairside procedure?

The chairside procedure takes just over one hour. The procedure begins with a preparation period followed by one hour of bleaching. A five-minute fluoride treatment completes the procedure (we recommend a cleaning prior to the actual Zoom/Deep Bleaching Whitening session). The one hour chairside application is followed by 1 to two weeks of night-time use (depending on your desired shade) with our patented custom tray design.

How long does Zoom! Take-Home Whitening take?

The Zoom! and Opalescence take-home gel is designed to be worn between four and eight hours per application for approximately 1 to 2 weeks. Dr. Hadar will advise you on how long you should wear each application. A recent study showed that you can achieve an average improvement of six shades* after just three nights of use. Dr. Hadar will help you determine how many applications are right for you.

How is the Zoom! and Opalescence Take-Home System different from most other systems?

The main difference is that the chairside application opens the pours of your teeth to allow the take home system to work more effectively. Also, the patented tray design allows for the whitening material to keep proper contact with the front surface of your tooth without leaking out. With these two improvements your teeth are guaranteed to be whiter longer.

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