Teeth Whitening: Unleash Your Brightest Smile – Ooralea Dental Care

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Teeth Whitening at Ooralea Dental Care
Ooralea Dental Care offers professional teeth whitening (teeth bleaching) as a stand-alone or complimentary cosmetic treatment.

Professional whitening lifts deep stain and natural tooth discoloration to reveal whiter, brighter, healthier-looking tooth enamel.

Why Should I Whiten My Teeth?
Teeth whitening is one of the easiest and most affordable ways to enhance the way teeth look. By safely lifting stains from tooth enamel, it’s possible to make teeth look younger and fresher.

Whitening often precedes other aesthetic treatments, like white fillings, porcelain crowns, or dental veneers. It can also be combined with your ClearCorrect teeth straightening!

If you’re someone who drinks coffee or tea regularly, you’ve likely seen just how much stain accumulates over time. Whitening your smile can help to restore a natural level of brightness.

The best part? It’s non-invasive!

How Can I Keep My Teeth White After Treatment?
Maintenance is an important aspect of teeth whitening. By scheduling regular scale and cleans, avoiding dark ...
... liquids (or using a straw to limit enamel contact), brushing your teeth thoroughly, and touching up as needed, you can keep your smile bright for years to come!

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Is Teeth Whitening Safe?
Absolutely. As long as your whitening treatment is administered by a professional and your teeth and gums are healthy, dental bleaching is a safe and minimally invasive way to transform your smile’s appearance.

Is teeth whitening right for you? Schedule a consultation at Ooralea Dental Care to discuss take-home and in-office options today to find out! You could have whiter teeth in just a few days.

Keeping them white
Good oral hygiene and regular dental cleans will help keep your teeth white for as long as possible. However, diet, ageing, alcohol, smoking, medication, and many other factors can change the shade of your teeth over time. The good news is that when the inevitable happens, you simply need to see your dentist for a touch-up to maintain your smile.