Your Teeth Whitening Options

November 28, 2016

Are you tired of having stained, discolored teeth? Do you feel like you have to hide your smile when in public? At Dr. Genninger’s office, we believe that you should have confidence in the way you look at all times. In order to offer you general dentistry services plus the benefits of cosmetic dentistry, we offer several different teeth whitening options.

The Right Choice for You

Every patient is unique and has different needs. There is no one size fits all approach to teeth whitening and cosmetic dentistry. In order to determine what your goals and expectations are, Dr. Genninger will meet with you before creating a treatment plan. He will then offer his professional opinion about the best ways to get whiter teeth.

Teeth can be discolored for many reasons and discoloration is a part of the normal aging process. Beverages like red wine, tea and coffee, certain medications and tobacco can cause the teeth to change color over time. Fortunately, new technology has made teeth whitening easier than ever. We may use any of the following treatments in our efforts to whiten your smile:

• Professional whitening – In-office whitening is a beneficial option for those who want fast, immediate results. Prescription-strength whitening treatments are used under Dr. Genninger’s supervision to whiten your smile quickly.
• Dental veneers – Custom-made shells are placed over your teeth and make them more aesthetically pleasing. Veneers are closely matched to the color of your natural teeth to improve the appearance of the entire smile.
• CEREC® crowns – No longer does getting a crown take several appointments. CEREC® crowns are created in office and replace discolored teeth with white, natural looking covers.
• Full mouth reconstruction – Also called a smile makeover, a process during which all problems with the smile are corrected. May involve a variety of treatments to get the best look for your individual needs.

Contact Us Today

If you are interested in having a brighter, whiter smile, and want to know your options, give us a call today to schedule an appointment for a consultation.

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