The natural processes of aging can dim your bright smile over time. The layer of dentin underneath the enamel (from which your teeth get their color) darkens as we get older. Stains from food and other sources can also accumulate. Because of this, many people decide to explore their teeth whitening options. At [practice_name], we offer a variety of teeth-whitening treatments to suit your needs.

The difference between the many over-the-counter whitening treatments you can find on the market and one of our professional-grade options is the strength of the whitening compounds they use. Our in-office Sinsational Smile® treatment, for example, can whitening your teeth multiple shades in only 20 minutes. It uses powerful whitening gel combined with a special activating light to give nearly instant results.

We also offer powerful take-home options as well, including convenient Sheer White® whitening strips. These are more effective and work quicker than store-bought whitening strips. We also employ custom whitening trays for more dramatic results.

Regardless of your whitening needs, the dentists at [practice_name] can help. If you would like to learn more about our professional teeth whitening treatments, or any of our cosmetic dental procedures, please call our office here in [city], [st], today. We are excited to work with you!

Even though the porcelain material your new dental veneers are made from are not subject to tooth decay, they will still require some basic maintenance tips. By cleaning them regularly as part of your daily oral hygiene routine, you ensure that they will provide you with a great smile for a long time to come.

The dental veneers are only fitted over the front of your teeth. These teeth will still need to be brushed and flossed twice a day as part of your regular oral hygiene routine, to prevent tooth decay in the natural enamel.

When you sit down to for meal, it’s important to keep in mind that your natural tooth enamel is significantly harder that porcelain biting edge of your dental veneers. Try to get in the habit of cutting hard foods or crunchy foods into chunks and popping them into your mouth, rather than biting into them.

The natural enamel of your teeth is more receptive to stains than the porcelain of your dental veneers. If you have premolars or other teeth that are partially visible in your smile and you enjoy dark foods and beverages or use tobacco, they could stain in a way that is noticeable compared to the white veneers.

If you have questions about the best way to maintain your new dental veneers, you should call [practice_name] at [phone] to schedule an appointment.

Accidents happen and they can happen in your mouth just as easily as any other part of the body. However, there are some things you can do to reduce the chances of an oral injury or dental emergency.

If you are participating in contact sports, you should wear a mouthguard. Your dentist can fit you for a custom mouth guard, designed to fit your teeth comfortably without impeding your breathing. New research has even found that custom mouth guards can help reduce the chances of suffering a concussion and certain brain injuries.

Using your teeth as tools is a common cause of chips and fractures. Try to always avoid biting things, like string or opening plastic bags with your teeth. Taking the extra few seconds to find a scissors greatly reduces the chance of damage to your teeth.

Try to break bad habits like chewing hard objects like ice, popcorn hulls and hard candy. Crunching down hard on these things can cause extreme pressure to your teeth and cause a fracture or crack.

If you grind your teeth on a regular basis, you should talk to your dentist about a custom night guard. Chronic night grinding can cause chips and fractures on your back teeth and can even lead to TMJ disorder.

If you have questions regarding things you can do to reduce the chances of suffering an oral injury or dental emergency, please feel free to call us at [phone] to set up an appointment.

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