TEETH WHITENING IN HOLLY SPRINGS
If
your
search
is
for
teeth
whitening
near
me
then
you
need
look
no
farther
than
Springs
Village
Dentistry.
Our
take-home
kit
is
one
of
the
quickest
and
most
noticeable
ways
you
can
brighten
your
smile
and
boost
your
confidence.
Contact
us
today
if
you
are
interested
in
an
affordable
smile
upgrade!
ZOOM! Professional Teeth Whitening
ZOOM!
professional
teeth
whitening
is
gentle
yet
effective
to
provide
you
with
results
you’ll
love.
ZOOM!
whitening
treatment
doesn’t
take
much
time
and
can
whiten
your
teeth
up
to
eight
shades
in
the
first
visit.
ZOOM!
uses
hydrogen
peroxide
gel
and
an
LED
light
that
produces
minimal
heat,
allowing
for
a
safe
process
and
less
sensitivity
to
the
teeth.
ZOOM!
professional
teeth
whitening
treatment
can
also
be
used
at
home.
The
at-home
whitening
treatment
will
come
with
custom
trays,
so
the
gel
will
stay
on
your
teeth
to
do
its
job,
providing
you
with
a
whiter
smile
in
one
or
two
weeks!
Professional
whitening
is
more
than
just
about
appearance,
it
can
enhance
your
self-confidence,
encourage
upkeep
with
oral
hygiene
and
help
keep
a
smile
WHY CHOOSE PROFESSIONAL TEETH WHITENING?
The
type
of
professional
teeth
whitening
available
from
your
Holly
Springs
dentist
has
many
advantages
over
the
drugstore
varieties.
First
off,
the
trays
are
custom
made
to
fit
your
mouth
so
the
gel
stays
next
to
your
teeth.
This
provides
for
more
uniform
whitening,
reduces
gum
irritation
and
makes
the
process
more
comfortable.
Next,
the
whitening
gel
is
much
stronger
and
more
effective
than
over-the-counter
varieties.
ADVANTAGES OF PROFESSIONAL TEETH WHITENING AT HOME
Our
take-home
whitening
kits
allow
you
to
safely
whiten
your
teeth
in
the
comfort
of
your
home
and
at
your
own
convenience.
This
also
makes
the
cost
affordable
for
most
people.
Plus,
you
can
count
on
reliable
results
with
our
professional
kits.
Over-the-counter
products
like
whitening
strips
and
pen
may
be
a
little
cheaper
but
they
have
very
mixed
reviews.
Other
do-it-yourself
products
such
as
the
teeth
whitening
light
can
cause
harm
to
your
eyes,
lips
and
gums
if
How much whiter will my teeth get?
Professional
teeth
whitening
can
lift
your
smile
by
as
little
as
3
shades
and
as
much
as
15
shades
in
one
visit.
Individual
results
will
vary
by
patient
and
cause
of
staining.
The
best
way
to
know
what
to
expect
from
teeth
whitening
treatments
is
by
scheduling
a
consultation
with
us
to
learn
more!
What should I do to maintain my whitened teeth?
Maintaining
your
whitened
teeth
is
as
easy
as
taking
care
of
your
teeth!
Brushing
at
least
twice
daily
with
a
soft
brush,
flossing,
and
avoiding
staining
foods
and
drinks
in
excess
can
keep
your
smile
bright
for
sometime.
Most
patients
see
results
that
last
from
6
months
to
2
years.
Does teeth whitening work on crowns, veneers, or fillings?
No,
professional
teeth
whitening
will
not
work
on
crowns,
veneers,
or
fillings.
These
are
designed
to
match
the
color
of
your
teeth
at
the
time
of
the
procedure.
Because
teeth
whitening
doesn’t
affect
these
procedures,
it’s
important
to
talk
with
your
dentist
about
any
other
restorative
or
cosmetic
dental
work
you
would
like
to
complete.
What are the common signs and symptoms I should be aware of?
If
you
have
obstructive
sleep
apnea,
some
of
the
most
common
signs
include
loud
snoring,
stopping
breathing
while
asleep,
gasping
for
air
during
sleep,
dry
mouth
on
waking,
morning
headaches,
insomnia,
excessive
daytime
sleepiness
(hypersomnia),
and
mood
changes.
It’s
important
to
talk
with
your
doctor
and/or
dentist
if
you
believe
you
may
suffer
from
sleep
apnea.
Can sleep apnea be cured, or is it a manageable condition?
Yes!
In
many
cases,
sleep
apnea
can
be
either
cured
or
managed
depending
on
the
root
cause
of
the
disorder.
If
you’re
curious
about
the
options
available
to
you,
call
our
office
to
schedule
your
consultation.
Will sleep apnea treatment need to be continued for life?
Many
who
receive
sleep
apnea
treatment
are
lifelong
patients.
The
root
cause
of
your
sleep
apnea
will
often
dictate
treatment
options
and
how
long
you
can
expect
to
continue
treatment
for
sleep
apnea.