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Teeth Whitening

Through the use of a custom-made delivery system and the latest in teeth-whitening technology, you can have whiter and brighter teeth.

Teeth whitening is a simple and effective process that lightens discoloration of enamel and dentin. The system uses a peroxide-based gel retained in a customfitted appliance that is worn over your teeth. It can be used during the day or while you sleep.

WHAT CAUSES TOOTH DISCOLORATION?
There are several causes, the most common being ageing, staining substances (coffee, tea, colas, tobacco), trauma, tetracycline (antibiotic) staining, excessive fluoride, and nerve degeneration.

WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM TEETH WHITENING?
Almost everyone with natural teeth! However, there are cases where treatment may not be effective. A Denturist will determine if you are a viable candidate following a thorough examination. The tooth-whitening system is ideal for people who have healthy, unrestored teeth and would like to have a whiter, brighter smile. The whitening process is most effective on mildly discoloured teeth. Darker stains, such as those caused by antibiotics, take longer to respond to treatment. The degree of whiteness will vary from person to person, depending on the structure of the teeth and how long the system is used.

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE?
Results are usually seen following the first night. The best results generally occur when the process is continued for 10 to 14 nights.

HOW LONG DO THE RESULTS LAST?
Teeth will always be lighter than they were. However, some patients may need periodic re-whitening for one or two nights, every four to six months.

Full Dentures

As an oral health-care specialist, the Denturist offers various types of dentures to satisfy each patient’s specific requirements.

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Immediate Dentures

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Removable Partial Dentures

A removable partial denture is usually made to replace one or more teeth, and is customized to a patient’s specific requirements.

Removable...

Implant Retained Dentures

Millions of people experience difficulties associated with missing teeth. These difficulties can severely undermine your self-confidence and quality of...

Mouth Guards

Athletic mouth guards are made of soft plastic. They are adapted to fit comfortably over the upper teeth.

Mouth guards are important because the...

Anti-Snoring Appliances

It is estimated that as many as 50% of us snore regularly. For some, snoring is no more than an occasional, inconvenient habit. However, chronic, heavy snoring...

Rebase, Relines, Repairs

Broken, worn or ill-fitting dentures need not always be replaced. In fact, your Denturist can assess very quickly if you’re a candidate for a rebase, reline or...

Recall and Recare

Your dentures are important to the way you look and feel. That’s why it’s important to maintain dentures and ensure they perform at their optimum so you can...

The Soft Liner Alternative

A permanent soft liner is a layer of soft material that is fitted to the surface of a denture and rests next to the oral tissues. In short, a soft liner acts as...

Teeth Whitening

Through the use of a custom-made delivery system and the latest in teeth-whitening technology, you can have whiter and brighter teeth.

Teeth...