Teeth Whitening in Piara Waters
Want a whiter smile and brighter teeth? Now you can with our range of tooth whitening treatments.
Up To 8 Shades Whiter With Our Teeth Whitening Treatment
We all know that our smile plays a big part in how people perceive us. Having brighter teeth can make you feel more confident about yourself and your appearance. There are so many reasons why you might want to brighten up your smile. Whether it’s for an upcoming wedding or reunion or because you have stained teeth from years of coffee and tea drinking, bleaching may be able to help with this problem.
Tooth whitening is a cosmetic dentistry procedure used to make natural tooth colour brighter by removing surface stains on enamel caused by aging, diet, or other factors. Several methods can be used depending on how dark your permanent tooth shade is after being evaluated by our qualified dentist at Piara Waters Dental. Our dentist will recommend which method would work best for you based on their evaluation results and what you’re looking for in terms of results.
Benefits of
Teeth Whitening
our teeth first when we smile or laugh. For many years, teeth whitening has been an essential element of self-care. Teeth whitening treatments may provide the following benefits:
Enhance your self-esteem
A beautiful smile is an ideal addition to your ensemble. If you have discoloured teeth, this would be a worthwhile therapy to consider. It's no wonder that people with tooth discolouration would want to get their teeth fixed, as it could help them feel more comfortable when approaching new people and laugh freely without holding back.
Make the teeth look better
Teeth discolouration is a natural process that happens as we age. It's caused by dark foods and stain-causing beverages, which produce stains on your teeth over time. While it can't be prevented altogether, there are ways to lighten discolouration to have a more attractive looking pearly white. Having whiter teeth can change the way you look. It gives you that youthful and healthier appearance, which will impress everyone around you.
Improved dental health
When you undergo teeth whitening, make sure your mouth is in good shape. Your dentist will not only perform treatments to get rid of surface stains on the natural tooth enamel, but they'll also check to see if there are any dental problems or damage needing treatment before starting so that it'll be most effective with their results.
An affordable option
Teeth whitening is one of the easiest and fastest ways to achieve a bright smile. They are also less expensive than other cosmetic treatments, such as porcelain veneers and dental crowns.
Why Choose Piara Waters Dental For Teeth Whitening
We know that finding the right dentist is an important decision. At Piara Waters Dental, we offer a wide range of services, including general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, dental emergency services, and more. Our highly qualified team will work with you to achieve your desired outcomes while ensuring your comfort throughout the entire procedure.
Call us today at 08 6196 4661 or Book an Appointment online now!
FAQ’s About Teeth Whitening
What causes tooth discolouration?
Biological factors:
When it comes to tooth colour, your DNA has a significant impact. Depending on your genetics, the outside layer of your teeth may be thicker or darker.
Amalgam fillings:
Fillings made of silver discolour the teeth and produce black stains. An amalgam filling causes sulphide to react with the enamel, resulting in a grey-black colour.
Age:
Our teeth, just like every other part of our body, wear down with age. With aging, the enamel of the teeth becomes discoloured.
Smoking:
Tobacco products can discolour teeth when used frequently. The dentist recommends that you stop smoking for various reasons, including those related to your teeth and gums, as well as your general health.
Foods and beverages that cause stains:
Coffee, red wine, dark teas, and soda are some of the drinks that can cause surface stains. Dark-coloured fruits and vegetables, such as blackberries and stewed fruits, can also cause unwanted tooth discolouration.
Medicines:
Because the chemicals in medications tend to accumulate on your teeth over time, they cause stains because brushing and flossing alone are ineffective at removing them. Some of them include tetracycline, antihistamines, antipsychotics, and anti-hypertensive medications.
Taking tetracycline during pregnancy:
There is a greater risk of discoloured teeth in children born to women taking tetracycline antibiotics during pregnancy.
Fluoride:
Fluoridated tap water may discolour your teeth or create white streaks if you drink too much of it.
Who can't have teeth whitening treatment?
Dental health concerns:
Those with gum disease, tooth decay, or teeth with worn enamel are generally advised against undergoing a tooth-whitening treatment. Cavities must be treated before you go through any whitening treatment. The bleaching treatments enter into any existing damage and the inner parts of the teeth, resulting in teeth sensitivity.
Pregnancy and age restrictions:
Children under the age of 16 should not have their teeth bleached. It is because, at this age, the pulp chamber, or nerve centre, has expanded substantially. It’s best to avoid teeth whitening under these circumstances since it might irritate the pulp of your teeth or make them sensitive. Teeth whitening is also not suggested during pregnancy or nursing.
Allergic reaction and sensitive teeth:
People who have sensitive teeth and gums, receding gums, or faulty restorations should contact their dentist before using a tooth-whitening solution. Anyone allergic to peroxide (the whitening agent) should avoid using a teeth-whitening product.
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