Yes. The light emitted by the "Photo Arc Light machine works by activating the bleaching gel to release oxygen which acts on the stain. The light gives off radiant energy and heat. However, the exposure to the light is in just three second intervals per tooth. The instructions for using the light are rigidly adhered to. No harm to any child or adult has ever occurred with proper use of this light emitting machine.

Each tooth can respond differently for bleaching. It can be differences of white tons on your toot depending on structure. In other words it can not be the some transparency and brightness. However our purpose is to be able to bring teeth in whiter shades then their previous yellow shades.

There are two main methods of whitening teeth; at-home bleaching or in-office bleaching. In-office bleaching uses gels very similar to the at home bleaching techniques, but is faster because intense light from an argon laser is used. The at-home bleaching technique uses a custom made tray that fits exactly to your teeth and holds a very viscous gel which whitens the teeth.

If there is sensitivity. You may take a pain killer. Following 24 hours after application you must stay away from very hot/cold drinks and food. Besides you must stay away cigarette, coffee, tea, cola and read wine. Which have coloring agents.

Teething, the process of baby (primary) teeth coming through the gums into the mouth, is variable among individual babies. Some babies get their teeth early and some get them late. In general the first baby teeth are usually the lower front (anterior) teeth and usually begin erupting between the age of 6-8 months. Children's teeth begin forming before birth.

Simply due to the thickness of your enamel or to calcium deposits. The whitening gel is able to penetrate and whiten the enamel quicker on thinner surfaces. This should even out as you continue to use the product. This most often occurs on the tips of the teeth where the enamel is thinner due to use. Occasionally, small round white spots occur due to poor calcium deposits.

In our office, we offer customized bleaching with the Zoom! In-Office Whitening System. Over-the-counter daily bleaching products are available, but it is important to use any bleaching product only under the supervision of a dentist. To achieve the whitening results you desire, the ADA recommends that you seek the professional advice of a dentist, including examination and diagnosis of the cause of tooth discoloration, before you begin any bleaching program.

Whitening your teeth can have a dramatic effect on your smile. We offer a variety of options to whiten your teeth, including a combination of our in office procedure and at-home trays for you to take with you. We believe this is the most effective method to safely whiten your teeth, allowing you to maintain your newly whitened teeth without extra expense.

Some patients simply cannot stand the color of their teeth and need to have the procedure done before the braces are bonded on. We are willing to do the whitening before the braces are put on and repeat the procedure at a reduced fee when the braces are removed. Yes, the fee can be paid in two payments if the procedure is being performed in two sessions (top first then bottom). If you are having top and bottom whitened at the same visit the fee must be paid all at once.

No. We suggest using our at home teeth whitening system http://www.maximumteethwhitening.com or simply brushing with baking soda during your morning brushes.

There has not been sufficient testing done on the effects of using a peroxide gel while pregnant. Therefore, we recommend that you not use any whitening system, even though peroxide is found in the breast milk of lactating mothers.

We offer three different whitening methods—professional whitening trays, in-office bleaching and Crest professional strength white strips. We will fully explain these options to you to help you determine which is the best method for your desired results. back to top

PerioPaste® has the purest calcium carbonate, baking soda and Bio-SaponinsTM (natural mild foaming agents) available as cleansing agents. The absence of dark-colored contaminants allows us to maintain the natural color of the herbs and essential oils without the use of metal oxides that make toothpaste white. The result is brighter, whiter teeth will less abrasion of tooth structure.

You should have your teeth thoroughly cleaned by you general dentist and any dental caries should be filled prior to the whitening procedure. Dr. Rothstein will examine all patients prior to the lightening procedure.