Teeth bleaching and teeth whitening are both cosmetic dentistry treatments that are looking to enhance the appearance of your smile. While both have similar goals, they are different in their approaches and overall results. If you are looking to enhance the appearance of your smile, it is beneficial to know and understand the difference between the […]
How Is Teeth Bleaching Different Than Teeth Whitening? Read More »
Nothing beats taking a photo and being able to flash some pearly whites. However, teeth are prone to staining and becoming damaged over time and with use. You may be familiar with teeth bleaching, a way to not only restore your teeth’s color but leave them brighter than before. The two most common forms of bleaching
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We get lots of snow in Edison. But after a day or two it usually isn’t its whitest. Is that kind of how you feel about your teeth? Cut your teeth some slack — it’s not easy staying white. Our tooth enamel is the hardest tissue of the entire human body, but it’s not superhuman.
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At Gentle Dental, we offer teeth bleaching to give our patients movie star-bright white teeth. People hear “teeth bleaching,” and they say, “Oh, you mean whitening, right?” We don’t. At Gentle Dental we only offer teeth bleaching to make your teeth a brilliant white. What’s the difference? Here’s the difference between teeth whitening and teeth
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Most people lump whitening and bleaching into the same category — simply making their teeth whiter. But at Gentle Dental, there is a difference between the two and it revolves around the end result. Products and procedures are categorized as “bleaching” if they can make the teeth whiter than their natural color. Bleaching usually involves
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It’s inevitable — teeth become more yellow as the years go by. But while a golden hue could be a plus for many things, for your teeth, not so much. But aging is not the only factor causing teeth to yellow. You could be exacerbating the problem without knowing it. Although our patients at Gentle
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