There are many things that can cause stains to develop in the enamel of the teeth in your smile. Stain enamel can be caused by the natural processes of aging, tobacco use of simply enjoying dark food and drinks, on a regular basis. How deeply the stains penetrate the enamel of your teeth will determine The particular whitening product and procedure needed to give you effectively whiten your smile.
You should talk to Dr. [doctor_name] before starting any whitening program. It’s important to find a whitening program that will meet your teeth whitening goals, while preserving good long term oral health.
If the teeth in your smile are deeply stained or you simply have been dissatisfied with your results from the whitening products offered in stores, you should talk to Dr. [doctor_name] about a dental tooth bleaching procedure. The concentration of whitening agents in a tooth bleaching procedure is the safest and most effective way to brighten your smile.
Once your teeth are thoroughly whitened, you should spend some time identifying the cause of the stains, so you can alter the behavior and maintain your new, bright, white smile.
If you have questions or would like to explore your whitening options, please feel free to call Dr. [doctor_name] at [phone] to schedule an appointment. We look forward to helping you have a bright, white and healthy smile!