How It Works
 Your smile is important. It’s one of the first things you notice when you meet someone. A whiter, brighter smile is beautiful aside from making a positive impression, it can help you feel better about yourself and your smile. Many things we do on a regular basis contribute to stained teeth, such as drinking coffee, tea, cola and red wine, or smoking. Although your lifestyle and the aging process can stain and darken your teeth, whitening can transform your smile. You should look for a whitening procedure that is:
- Fast and convenient
- Long lasting
- Low sensitivity
- Proven to be safe and effective
- Performed by a dental professional
Compare Zoom!
Other whitening systems don’t compare to the Zoom! Chairside Whitening System. Nothing whitens better or faster. Treatment Time Improvement What to expect
|
Treatment Time |
Improvements |
What to Expect |
| ZOOM! Chairside |
45 minutes |
Average of 8 shades |
Immediate results Long lasting Less fade-backSafe and comfortable Performed by a dental professional |
| At Home Trays |
7-14 days |
6 shades |
Self-applied Trays No immediate results |
| Whitening Strips/Paint-on Gel |
7-30 days |
3-4 shades |
Inconsistent tooth whitening No immediate results |
| Toothpaste |
1 month or more |
1-2 shades |
Results fade if you stop using the toothpaste Superficial stains only |
How it Works:
The procedure is simple. It begins with short preparation to cover your lips and gums, leaving only your teeth exposed.
We then apply the proprietary Zoom! whitening gel, which is designed to be used specifically with the Zoom! light. The light and gel work together to gently penetrate your teeth, breaking up any stains and discoloration.
- During this time you can relax.
- The gel is applied for 3-4 fifteen minute sessions, for a total treatment time of 45-60 minutes.
- Finally, you go home with your brighter, whiter smile. We also provide you with touch-up trays so you can maintain your new smile.
If you live in or around Livermore make an appointment today for your Zoom! Teeth Whitening.
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