Teeth Whitening in Clapham, Clapham Common is one of the simplest, most cost-effective, and long-lasting ways of giving your smile and confidence a lift. Bright, natural-looking smiles boost morale because when we look good, we often feel good too! There’s a whole range of reasons why our teeth might lose their sparkle, some of the most common being smoking; drinking tea, coffee or red wine; and consuming certain foods, such as curry or tomato-based sauce dishes. The ageing process can also contribute to darker, duller teeth. The effects will vary between individuals – unfortunately, some people’s teeth are more prone to staining than others. We can also treat blotchy teeth using a clear resin, which is soaked into the tooth and set.
To book a consultation or to find out more about teeth whitening in Clapham Common, London, get in touch with our friendly team by calling 020 7622 5333 or sending an email to reception@dentistsw4.com.
Book AppointmentYes, cosmetic teeth whitening in Clapham is one of the safest cosmetic treatments available. Zoom! teeth whitening gel even contains ingredients that help maintain the health of your enamel throughout the whitening process.
Your teeth can fall prone to two types of staining: that which occurs on a surface level, and that which occurs beneath your enamel. While over-the-counter treatments such as whitening toothpaste can tackle surface-level stains, more advanced treatment is required to combat deeper stains. Zoom! contains ingredients that penetrate the enamel and react with the molecules in your teeth that cause discolouration, breaking them apart.
Unfortunately, teeth whitening will not affect dental restorations. If the contrast in colour is too noticeable, you may need to replace your crown or veneer to ensure it matches your newly-coloured teeth.
With our professional teeth whitening at Crescent Lodge Dental Practice in Clapham, London, results can last for up to two years but will be prolonged by regular visits to the dental hygienist and the maintenance of a good oral healthcare regime. Avoid habits such as smoking and drinking excessive amounts of red wine or tea as these can discolour your teeth.
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