Why Whiten?
Over time, and as we enjoy things like coffee, tea, red wine, tomato sauce, and tobacco products, those pearly whites we sported as kids tend to take on a yellow or even brownish tinge. It’s simple, really. Our teeth get stained, much like clothing does when spilled upon by certain liquids or foods.
It happens gradually, so we tend not to notice, until we do. From that point on it becomes a focal point for many people, causing them to lose confidence and hide their smile. We don’t want that.
Ways to Whiten
Today’s supermarket and drug store shelves offer many different options for whitening your teeth. There are special toothpastes, mouthwashes, strips, pens, trays, and more. Depending on how much staining you’re trying to erase, these could be good options. Whatever you decide, though, you should consult your dentist or orthodontist first. Some whitening products have side effects that you’ll want to understand ahead of time. A dental professional will be able to recommend the best approach based on the condition of your teeth and medical history. not try something new? HavinIn the meantime, whyg braces gives you permission to experiment with all sorts of new foods, so have at it. Here are three of our favorites:
One Hour to Whiter Teeth
Another option that’s growing in popularity is whitening your teeth under the care of your dentist or orthodontist. At TenBrook Orthodontics, we use the Philips ZOOM! Teeth Whitening process. It’s scientifically advanced and proven to work. ZOOM! Whitening is safe, effective, and fast. It’s convenient too. With nine locations throughout South Jersey, there’s bound to be a TenBrook location near you.
The process takes just one hour. A single visit to TenBrook’s whitening salon and your teeth will be seven to nine shades whiter. Take your lunch break and go. Just be prepared to explain how great you look when you get back.Do you want whiter teeth? Who doesn’t? The good news is that returning your teeth to a whiter time is easier than you think. What’s key is consulting with a dental professional first.